The Past in the Exam Room: Intergenerational Memory, Moral Ambiguity, and the Work of Empathy [0.03%]
诊室中的往事：代际记忆、道德模糊性和共情作用
Dominika Jegen
Dominika Jegen
This article examines how intergenerational memory shapes clinicians' moral experience and empathic engagement in everyday clinical practice. Drawing on a reflexive account of a routine medical encounter that unexpectedly activated inherite...
Dementia Diagnosis in Postapartheid South Africa: Providers' Perspectives in Ethnographic Context [0.03%]
后种族隔离时代南非的痴呆症诊断：基于民族志背景下的提供者视角
Casey Golomski
Casey Golomski
This article situates perspectives of South African social service and health care providers on older adults who live with dementia and Alzheimer's disease in ethnographic context. A review of findings from multi-year field research on long...
Wèrè and the Ontological Politics of Global Mental Health: Distributed Cognition in Yorùbá Traditional Medicine [0.03%]
精神政治与全球心理健康：约鲁巴传统医学中的分布式认知
Obafemi Jegede
Obafemi Jegede
Global mental health initiatives increasingly replace indigenous diagnostic categories with neuropsychiatric frameworks, framing this as anti-stigma progress. Drawing on twenty years of ethnographic research with traditional healers in sout...
Children's Everyday Actions After Disaster: Cultural Meaning, Developmental Timing, and Moral Agency in Post-disaster Japan [0.03%]
灾后的日常行为：关于灾害后日本的儿童文化意义、发展阶段和道德责任的研究
Naru Fukuchi
Naru Fukuchi
Following the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake, children in affected regions exhibited everyday behaviors that challenge conventional psychological interpretations. Drawing on ethnographic field observations conducted in schools, shelters, ...
Phenomenology of Subjective Anomalous Experiences in People with Schizophrenia [0.03%]
精神分裂症患者的主观异常体验现象学研究
Orlando Mondragón-Benítez,Lina Díaz-Castro,Fernando Corona-Hernández et al.
Orlando Mondragón-Benítez et al.
Current diagnostic criteria for schizophrenia overlook the patient's subjective experience, offering a simplified view. To describe the subjective anomalies in the personal experience of the "lived world" in patients diagnosed with schizoph...
The Place Where the Ground Gives Way: On Functional Disorders, Uncertainty, and Fantasies of Medicine [0.03%]
地面坍塌之处：论功能紊乱、不确定性及医学幻想
Daisy Couture
Daisy Couture
Functional disorders index the phenomenon in which someone is seriously ill-seizures, paralysis, complex pain-and yet no pathophysiological cause can be found. Traditionally, psychiatry has approached these disorders as instances of psychic...
The Question of the Origin of Overrepresentation of Violence in the French West Indies: A Psychosocial Approach to Attachment Issues [0.03%]
法属西印度群岛暴力过度代表的问题：依附问题的心理社会学方法
Anais Ogrizek,Arthur Felix
Anais Ogrizek
The French West Indies, particularly Martinique and Guadeloupe, are grappling with high rates of violence, particularly among youth, which might be deeply rooted in historical trauma from slavery. A significant portion of the population has...
Secular Mysticism: Entanglements of Science and Religion in Psychedelic Medicine [0.03%]
世俗神秘主义：迷幻药医学中科学与宗教的纠缠
Aidan Seale-Feldman
Aidan Seale-Feldman
Psychedelic medicine is a rapidly growing, billion-dollar industry poised to transform mental health care by incorporating spiritual experiences into clinical psychiatry. However, while the blending of psychiatry and mystical experience has...
Exploring Barriers to Recovery Amongst Women with Psychosis: A Qualitative Secondary Analysis [0.03%]
女性精神病患者的康复障碍探究——定性二次分析研究报告摘要
Chizara Lock,Anna Lavis,Rosina Pendrous et al.
Chizara Lock et al.
Experiencing psychosis can impact all areas of a person's life, causing significant changes to thoughts, perceptions, mood, behaviour, and sense of self. Details of the specific barriers to recovery experienced by women with psychosis and h...
Invisible Care in a Low-Income Setting: Reflecting on Family Caregiver Fatigue in Dementia Care [0.03%]
低收入背景下失智症家庭照料中的隐形照护——反思家庭照料者的疲惫感
Gebrezabher Niguse Hailu,Jonas Sami Albuquerque De Oliveira,Kessya Dantas Diniz et al.
Gebrezabher Niguse Hailu et al.
Dementia care is largely provided by family members, particularly in low-income settings where formal support systems are limited or absent. As a result, family caregivers face sustained emotional, physical, and psychological demands that p...