Fieldnote Nov 30 2022 - 1:41pm
Fieldnote: June 25, 2022
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Andreas_RebmannThis article covers the investigation procedure following a tragedy, and how the outcomes of these investigations tend to be muddled due to factors outside of logic and reason. These influencing factors make it difficult to draw conclusions as to what contributing factors were most significant in the damage sustained during the tragedy, and how to best avoid them in the future. For this reason, it addresses how difficult it is to improve disaster-response when so little useful information can be gleaned from the modern investigatory procedure.
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tamar.rogoszinskiPer Bech - Danish Psychiatrist who provided the author with a story about a patient of his. He is an innovator in clinical psychometrics.
Journal of the American Medical Association - in 1992 published an article about giving weight to the combination of doctor's experience and biological plausibility.
Hellmuth Kaiser - a teacher to the author and taught him about fictional cases portrayed on stage.
Oxford University Press - began publishing a journal devoted to case reports of patients.
New England Jounrl of Medicine - opened an issue with a case history to highlight patient experience.
Lone Lindberg - coauthor for Dr. Bech, point out that spontaneous recovery from depression late in life is rare
Leston Havens - psychoanalyst - uses an interesting approach with his patients