par Matot, Jean-Paul 
;Slinger, Peter Douglas P.;Misrachi, Anita ;Josse, Evelyne
Référence Annales médico-psychologiques, 149, 10, page (767-773)
Publication Publié, 1991
;Slinger, Peter Douglas P.;Misrachi, Anita ;Josse, Evelyne Référence Annales médico-psychologiques, 149, 10, page (767-773)
Publication Publié, 1991
Article révisé par les pairs
| Résumé : | Description of the intervention of psychiatrists with HIV positive hospitalized patients. An analysis of 26 cases over a six-months period. Attention is drawn on the following characteristics: 1) limited extend of the psychiatrist's intervention when the medical team is organized as to allow the patient's psychological support (psychologists participating to the 'staff', supervision by an independant psychiatrist); 2) specificity of the psychiatrist's interventions in such a context, which relate to : a) the differential diagnosis between psycho-organic syndromes and major emotional disorders, b) in difficult cases, the definition of the therapeutical scope ; 3) necessary search for a more adapted support of male patients admitted for pcychosocial reasons and especially for addicted patients. |
