Recovery From Schizophrenia: Psychiatry And Political Economy

Subject indexAarhus 154, 155, 155 (table)abnormalities, neurological 2, 20, 21, 22,23abuse, of psychiatric patients 102, 103, 267accidents 43, 47, 48acute psychosis: arousal and 233;cognitive therapy for 284;foster care and 271-272;minor tranquilizers for 242;produced by amphetamine 221;recovery after 54;relapse of 269;Third World cases of 147–148admissions, to mental hospitals: drugtreatment and 224–225;economy and 49–50;first-time 151;frequent 274;multiple 236–236;Ödegard’s study of 144;by pauper lunatics 143adolescence 3adoption studies 19, 24advocacy groups 293-294, 297affect see emotional expressionaffective psychosis 241affirmative businesses 253-256Africa, East 147, 164, 168Afro-Caribbeans 206, 207-209aftercare 172, 247, 248agitation 3, 242aggression 83Agra 154, 155, 155 (table), 160akinesia 236, 237Alabama, Brice Hospital in 176alcohol consumption: cirrhosis and 38;deaths related to 35;economic conditions and 35;intensive case management and 273–274;poverty-related distress and 30;psychosis aggravated by 275alcoholism, unemployment and 46alcohol withdrawal 2Algeria 147alienation 191–192;origins of 193;reduction of 261, 266;secondary symptoms from 167;in workplace 44–46ambivalence 5America see United StatesAmerican Indians: suicide rate among 47,48 (fig.);see also Navajo Indians;Pueblo Indians;Sioux Pine Ridge Reservation;Zuni medicine societiesAmerican Notes (Dickens) 116American Psychiatric Association 2, 12,148Americas Group of WorkabilityInternational 255amphetamine 2, 221Amsterdam 85anergy 132Ankara 166anticonvulsant drugs 238antidepressant drugs 238, 296anti-Parkinsonian medication 236antipsychotic drugs 20, 54, 72, 94, 95, 140;adverse reactions to 236;378