Recovery From Schizophrenia: Psychiatry And Political Economy

SUBJECT INDEX 391PACE see Personal Assistance and CrisisEvaluationPalmanova 253Papua 148paranoia 5 (table), 147, 221paranoid schizophrenia 162, 163parents 17 (fig.), 24;see also family environmentParis:Bicêtre 101, 103, 104, 105, 107;La Salpêtrière 105, 145Partnership Program of the SchizophreniaSociety 298, 299patient selection 77–78, 155pauper establishments 111–112pauper lunatics 107, 108, 116, 143pellagra 148pelvic birth canal 204, 205Pennsylvania:Hillrise Mutual Housing Association, inLancaster 280pensions, disability 92, 95People Who Net 287peptic ulcer 195perceptual distortion 116perinatal care 213periodic schizophrenia 10persecution 147Personal Assistance and Crisis Evaluation(PACE) 215, 216, 268personality deterioration 8 (table)pessimism, in psychiatric philosophy 136PET see positron emission tomography scansphenothiazine(s) 58 (table), 228Philadelphia 172physical and mental slowing 3Pilot Study (WHO) see International PilotStudy of Schizophreniaplacebos 220, 222–223, 224, 225, 226, 227,233, 234point prevalence samples 151Pokot people 164, 168Poland 96policy, mental health 26, 136poliomyelitis 195, 201political consensus 136, 137 (table)political economy 25–26;defined 2;development of psychiatry and 72poorhouses 106–107Poor Law Commission 109poor-prognosis cases 14–14, 77, 223, 224,225, 230, 240–241poor relief 106, 107Pordenone 253–254, 263positive symptoms, of schizophrenia 22,283, 284positron emission tomography (PET) scans23, 236post-neonatal mortality 39–41post-psychotic depression 227, 236poverty: acute response to stress of 131;death rates and 28;infant mortality and 28;mental disorder brought about byspread of 197;pressure for relief of 92;stress and 29–30, 131;in Third World 159poverty of ideas 22Prague 145, 154, 155, 155 (table)predisposition, to schizophrenia 17 (fig.);see also genetic factorsprefrontal cortex 23–24pregnancy see birth trauma;obstetric complicationsprejudice 138Premorbid Asocial Adjustment Scale 227prenatal care 207, 213, 214pre-senile dementias 2prevalence, of schizophrenia 14;cross- cultural comparisons of 209–210;vs. incidence 195–197prevention, of schizophrenia 211–214prison see jail(s)problem solving training 283process sehizophrenia 10, 14professional consensus 136, 137 (table)prognosis, for schizophrenia 10;good vs. poor 14–14, 77–78, 220, 223–224;worst 223 (fig.);see also prognostic indicatorsprognostic indicators 240–241