Psychiatry

  • Harold Kallman
  • Ira R. Morganstern
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Abstract

Family practice is distinguished from the other medical specialties by its attention to the individuals in a family rather than to specific organs or diseases. As a consequence of this broader view, family practice has emphasized aspects of human behavior that other specialties have traditionally avoided: the areas of human emotions and feelings.

Keywords

Family Physician Personality Type Psychotic Episode Delirium Tremens Toilet Training 
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  • Harold Kallman
  • Ira R. Morganstern

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