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A psychiatrist's role in the management of patients with malignant blood disorders being treated by clinical haematologists is described. Twenty-seven patients were seen, the majority (21) for an initial assessment only, and many (21) within three months of diagnosis or their death. Seventeen were referred for assessment of abnormal mood or behaviour and the others for a variety of problems which affected their management. A small group (4) had organic psychosyndromes; the majority (15) were suffering from understandable adjustment reactions, with another 5 having morbid neurotic or depressive reactions. Family and hospital factors were important and a description of these is included in an account of the consultation process.
M G Clarke, and
R M Hutchinson, and
J K Wood
January 1971,
Psychiatria polska,
M G Clarke, and
R M Hutchinson, and
J K Wood
November 1954,
The American journal of psychiatry,
M G Clarke, and
R M Hutchinson, and
J K Wood
January 1977,
Duodecim; laaketieteellinen aikakauskirja,
M G Clarke, and
R M Hutchinson, and
J K Wood
November 1978,
Southern medical journal,
M G Clarke, and
R M Hutchinson, and
J K Wood
November 1977,
Lakartidningen,
M G Clarke, and
R M Hutchinson, and
J K Wood
January 2013,
Psychosomatics,
M G Clarke, and
R M Hutchinson, and
J K Wood
January 1991,
Acta dermato-venereologica. Supplementum,
M G Clarke, and
R M Hutchinson, and
J K Wood
November 2020,
West African journal of medicine,
M G Clarke, and
R M Hutchinson, and
J K Wood
January 1995,
Zhonghua Minguo xiao er ke yi xue hui za zhi [Journal]. Zhonghua Minguo xiao er ke yi xue hui,
M G Clarke, and
R M Hutchinson, and
J K Wood
April 1983,
American journal of psychotherapy,
