Serviço social psiquiátrico

Ribeiro, Renê

doi:10.1590/S0004-282X1946000200007

Resumos

Serviço social psiquiátrico é atividade supletiva aos esforços especializados do psiquiatra em favor do doente mental. Esta atividade decorreu da própria evolução do conceito e das formas práticas da assistência social, pública ou privada, e das modificações introduzidas no conceito de doença mental por força dos modernos estudos de psicologia, antropologia cultural e psicologia social. O autor analisa as funções e campos do serviço social psiquiátrico, seus limites e técnicas e a organização e funcionamento das obras devotadas a essa atividade. É sua crença que de uma cooperação maior entre as disciplinas acima referidas, aliada à extensão dos serviços, a psiquiatria lucrará aperfeiçoar seu próprio corpo de doutrina e sua eficiência prática.

Psychiatric social work is a complementary activity to the psychiatrist's specialized functions. Both have as their objective the welfare of the mentally ill. It is the result of the evolution of the philosophy and practice of social assistance, either public or private, as well as those new acquisitions obtained in the fundamental concepts of mental diseases. Some modern studies in the correlated fields of Psychology, Sociology, Cultural Anthropology and Social Psychology made the main part in this revision of concepts. The author makes an analysis of the field and function of psychiatric social work, its limits and tecnics, and the organisation and rôles of institutions specialized in this branch of social work. He thinks that more cooperation between psychiatry and social work and a wider spread of social work practices should result in advantage for both. To psychiatry in particular, its share will be a perfectioning of concepts and an increased praticai efficiency.

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Serviço social psiquiátrico

Renê Ribeiro

Docente-livre de Clínica Psiquiátrica na Fac. Med. do Recife

RESUMO

Serviço social psiquiátrico é atividade supletiva aos esforços especializados do psiquiatra em favor do doente mental. Esta atividade decorreu da própria evolução do conceito e das formas práticas da assistência social, pública ou privada, e das modificações introduzidas no conceito de doença mental por força dos modernos estudos de psicologia, antropologia cultural e psicologia social.

O autor analisa as funções e campos do serviço social psiquiátrico, seus limites e técnicas e a organização e funcionamento das obras devotadas a essa atividade. É sua crença que de uma cooperação maior entre as disciplinas acima referidas, aliada à extensão dos serviços, a psiquiatria lucrará aperfeiçoar seu próprio corpo de doutrina e sua eficiência prática.

SUMMARY

Psychiatric social work is a complementary activity to the psychiatrist's specialized functions. Both have as their objective the welfare of the mentally ill. It is the result of the evolution of the philosophy and practice of social assistance, either public or private, as well as those new acquisitions obtained in the fundamental concepts of mental diseases. Some modern studies in the correlated fields of Psychology, Sociology, Cultural Anthropology and Social Psychology made the main part in this revision of concepts.

The author makes an analysis of the field and function of psychiatric social work, its limits and tecnics, and the organisation and rôles of institutions specialized in this branch of social work. He thinks that more cooperation between psychiatry and social work and a wider spread of social work practices should result in advantage for both. To psychiatry in particular, its share will be a perfectioning of concepts and an increased praticai efficiency.

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BIBLIOGRAFIA CONSULTADA

Conferência proferida no Curso de Extensão Universitária sobre Neurologia e Psiquiatria, realizado pela Fac. Med. da Bahia em junho 1945.

Sanatório Recife - Pernambuco.

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Bobardus, E. S. e Lewis, R. H. - Social life and Personality. Silvert Burdett, New York, 1938.
Burgess, E. W. - The natural area as the unit for Social Work in the large city. Proc. Nat. Conf. Social Work (1926), págs. 504-510.
Britts, S. H. - Social Psychology of morden life. Farrar Rinehart, New York, 1941.
Boie, M. - The case worker's need for orientation to the culture of the client. Readings in Social Case Work. Columbia Univ. Press, New York, 1940, págs. 789-804.
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[1] Bogardus, E. S. - Sociology. Macmillan Co., New Kork, 1939.

[2] Bobardus, E. S. e Lewis, R. H. - Social life and Personality. Silvert Burdett, New York, 1938.

[3] Burgess, E. W. - The natural area as the unit for Social Work in the large city. Proc. Nat. Conf. Social Work (1926), págs. 504-510.

[4] Britts, S. H. - Social Psychology of morden life. Farrar Rinehart, New York, 1941.

[5] Boie, M. - The case worker's need for orientation to the culture of the client. Readings in Social Case Work. Columbia Univ. Press, New York, 1940, págs. 789-804.

[6] Cabot, R. C. - Report on the principles of hospital social service. Nosokomion IV/2 (1933), pág. 388.

[7] Coyle, G. L. - Social Work at the turn of the decade. Proc. Nat. Conf. Social Work (1940), págs. 3-26.

[8] Clarke, H. I. - Uniform area plan for Chicago city - wide social agencies. Proc. Nat. Conf. Social Work (1926), págs. 510-514.

[9] Cannon, M. A. - Where the changes in social work have brought us. Readings in Social Case Work. Columbia Univ. Press, New York, 1940, págs. 108-121.

[10] Day, F. R. - Social case work. Social Work Year-Book, Russel Sage Found, New York, 1941.

[11] French, L. M. - Psychiatric Social work. Social Work Year-Book, Russel Sage, Found., New York, 1941.

[12] Faris, R. E. L. e Dunham, H. W. - Mental disorders in urban areas. Univ. Chicago Press, 1939.

[13] Fergunson, G. B. - Medical social work. Social Work-Year-Book, Russell Sage Found., 1941.

[14] Hamilton, G. - Theory and pratice of social work. Columbia Univ. Press., New York, 1942.

[15] Hamilton, G. - The underlying philosophy of case-work today. Proc. Nat. Conf. Social Work (1941), págs. 237-253.

[16] Hamilton, G. - Basic concepts in social work. Readings in Social Case Work. Columbia Univ. Press, New Kork, 1940, págs. 155-171.

[17] Hendry, C. E. - A review of group work's affirmations. Proc. Nat. Confr. Social Work (1940), págs. 538-551.

[18] Hambrecht, L. M. - Psychiatric and social treatment: functions and correlations. Readings in Social Case Work. Columbia Univ. Press, New York, 1940, págs. 480-509.

[19] Lee, P. R. - Social work as cause and function. Columbia Univ. Press, New York, 1937.

[20] Lowie, R. H. - An introduction to Cultural Anthropology. Farrar Rinehart, New York, 1941.

[21] Mac Iver, R. M. - The contribution of Sociology to Social Work. Columbia Univ. Press, New York, 1931.

[22] Romero, L. T. - Trends of Social Work in Chile. Proc. Nat. Conf. Social Work (1941), págs. 115-121.

[23] Witmer, H. L. - Some underlying principles of research in Social Case Work. Proc. Nat. Conf. Social Work (1942), págs. 563-573.

[24] Young, K. - Personality and Problems of Adjustment. F. S. Crofts. New York, 1940.