What Are the Different Types of Psychiatrists?

A psychiatrist is a doctor who thinks and treats mental patients. Counselors do not have the right to prescribe. They do counseling. The psychiatrist has the prescription right approved by the Ministry of Health and can prescribe prescription drugs for psychological treatment.

Psychiatrists

A psychiatrist is a doctor who thinks and treats mental patients. Counselors do not have the right to prescribe. They do counseling. The psychiatrist has the prescription right approved by the Ministry of Health and can prescribe prescription drugs for psychological treatment.

Chinese name

Psychiatrists

Suitable

Doctors treating mental patients

Award item

Grievance

Prescribed reference

"Medical Staff Medical Ethics Standards and Implementation Measures"

1. Actively treat patients: doctors must use what they have learned ^[1]

The "Code and Implementation Measures for Medical Ethics of Medical Personnel" issued in 1985 also stipulates:

"Keep medical secrets for patients, not to disclose patients' privacy and secrets."

This means that in the process of examining, diagnosing, and treating patients, they must strictly guard medical secrets and safeguard their legal rights.

The duties of a doctor are sacred. They are sacred because they are fulfilling their duty of saving lives and helping the wounded, that is, they carry forward the humanitarian spirit of serving the people, in all clinical treatments, unconditionally safeguard the interests of patients and do everything within their ability To treat patients' diseases and improve their health. At the same time, each doctor must also bear responsibility for others and society, improve public health, and promote social development.

Because the mental health industry is a high-risk special public health cause, medical personnel face patients who have lost their normal responsibility every day. Personal injuries often occur. Almost 100% of clinical front-line workers are affected by patients. Records of personal attacks were severely wounded, maimed, and killed. According to this situation, some psychiatric hospitals have set up grievances.

It is understood that there are on average 12.6 psychiatrists per 10,000 people in the world, while there are only 1.5-2.1 in China. The incidence of mental illness in China is not lower than that in western countries. The incidence of severe mental illness such as schizophrenia and mania is as high as 1% -2%, and the overall incidence of various types of mental illness is about 13.6%. According to experts, there are currently at least 16 million people with mental illness in the country. This statistic does not include mild mental illness such as depression, insomnia, mental disorders, and personality disorders. Because of the severe lack of psychiatrists, many places can only guarantee that some lunatics who seriously endanger others or public safety are treated in time, but the majority of patients with mental disorders, personality disorders, and even "literate lunatics" are difficult to treat in time. If mild psychiatric illness is not treated in time, it may worsen into severe psychiatric illness, which will form a vicious circle and make it difficult to return. ^[2]

There are several reasons to understand this:

First, the employment environment is harsh. Almost all doctors have been subjected to violent treatment by patients.

The second is not understood by society. It is common in the society to wear colored glasses to treat mental patients, and the doctors who deal with mental patients are naturally close to the Mexicans, "leaving psychiatrists without a sense of professional honor.

Psychological counseling and psychotherapy are different. Simply speaking, the doctor is engaged in the treatment work, has the prescription right, can prescribe medicine, can enter the hospital to work, and can also set up a self-made archway, while the consultant is engaged in psychological assisted therapy and can only do psychological intervention. (Working from the psychological, changing the patient's psychological state), without a prescription right, can not enter the hospital to work. In addition, doctors receive a bachelor's degree in medicine, and consultants receive a bachelor's degree in science, of course, except those who change careers. That is to say, I am now a surgeon, and I can also take a counsellor. In addition, psychological counselors are divided into three levels. The first level is the highest psychologist. It seems that there is no classification. Chinese "psychology" is often confused with "spirit". In fact, the two are synonyms. There is also a difference in semantics between mental and mental disorders. Psychological disorders are more common, and refer to some psychological problems encountered in daily life, including cognitive stubbornness, emotional confusion, mild dissonance, immature will development, and so on; the term mental disorder is used in the spirit In medical books and periodicals, psychiatrists basically use mental disorders, and rarely use words such as psychological disorders and mental illness. Mental health and mental health are therefore completely confused. More than ten years ago, two legal terms appeared in Taiwan: "Mental Health Law", "

When it is impossible to communicate with normal people, the work of the psychologist is very difficult. However, during their recovery period and the interval between the two onsets, the role of a psychologist is indispensable, and psychological treatment should be strengthened. There is an open transition zone between normal people and mental patients. Excellent psychiatrists should also be competent for the functions of general psychiatrists. Therefore, we must point out that there are three major differences between psychiatrists and psychiatrists, because after all, they have many similarities and synergies.

The psychiatrist is used to treat mental illness. The person being treated is physically free of disease. The psychiatrist is used to treat patients with mental problems. It is the mental illness of the patient that has problems in the body of the patient.

In the TV series "Man to Forty", Wang Zhiwen plays a psychiatrist, and the plot revolves around his work and family.

Is the TV episode true? An analysis was done by a real psychiatrist in real life. He pointed out that the environment and plot in the play are close to the real thing, but the title of "psychiatrist" is perhaps the most needed correction in the entire TV show and even the whole society. But as far as the whole TV series is concerned, the flaws are not concealed, presenting the audience with a novel and almost real world. ^[5]