Clinical Aspects of Psychiatry (1).pptx

Clinical Aspects of Psychiatry

1. Clinical Aspects of Psychiatry Maj Aung Naing Linn Consultant Psychiatrist

2. Heroism of patients Self Reflection Complex situation required understanding Ethics and Professionalism Medicine and Neurology Psychology Psychosocial aspects of daily life Psychiatrists Professional attitude Confidentiality Maintaining therapeutic boundaries Duty to protect Psychiatrists ( specialist who train in human behavior)

3. Mental Suffering Lack of Insight Effect in the whole life Need more help than other patients Trust their care-givers Right to refuse treatment Psychiatric Patients

4. Fundamental in medical profession Grounded service into other societies Ethical Behavior Sexual contact Social media Inform consent and decision making capacity Human rights Ethical Behavior

5. Ability to Identify Ability to understand personal values, belief, sense Awareness of limits of one’s medical knowledge, - Practice within those limits Ability to recognize high-risk situation Willingness to seek information and consultation To built appropriate Ethical safeguard into one’s work Essential Ethical Skills of Psychiatrists