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The University Department of Psychiatry in Munich : From Kraepelin and his predecessors to molecular psychiatry /

By: Hippius, Hanns [author.].
Contributor(s): Möller, Hans-Jürgen [author.] | Müller, Norbert [author.] | Neundörfer-Kohl, Gabriele [author.] | SpringerLink (Online service).
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookPublisher: Berlin, Heidelberg : Springer Berlin Heidelberg, 2008.Description: XI, 280 p. online resource.Content type: text Media type: computer Carrier type: online resourceISBN: 9783540740179.Subject(s): Medicine | Psychiatry | Medicine & Public Health | PsychiatryDDC classification: 616.89 Online resources: Click here to access online
Contents:
Early Psychiatric Institutions in Munich -- Psychiatric Care in Bavaria in the 19th Century -- The Chair for Psychiatry at the Medical Faculty of the University of Munich -- Bernhard von Gudden, Doctor and Founder of Modern Neuromorphology -- Planning and Construction of the Royel Psychiatric University Hospital in the Nussbaumstrasse -- The Opening of the Psychiatric Hospital in 1904 by Emil Kraepelin -- The Munich Hospital Managed by Emil Kraepelin -- The Idea and Planning of the German Psychiztric Research Inatitute -- Oswald Bumke and his Munich Workgroup -- The Post War Period and Beginning of the Hospital’s Reconstruction under Georg Stertz -- Kurt Kolle and Plans for a New Hospital Building in Grosshadern -- Division of the » Hospital for Nervous Diseases« into a Psychiatric Hospital in the Inner City and a Neurological Hospital in Grosshadern -- The Psychiatric Hospital 1971–1994 -- The Re-Opening of the Historical Old Building -- The Psychiatric Hospital since 1994 -- Scientific publications since 2000.
In: Springer eBooksSummary: The building history of the Munich clinic substantiates the developments in psychiatry during the past 100 years; but sole illustration of the constructional aspects would be dull and impersonal. The development of a clinic could be understood as a life story, in which not only the building and organisation structure itself, but also the patientes treated in the clinic and the people working there should be taken into consideration: Doctors from the Munich clinic have always enhanced the development of clinical psychiatry and psychiatric science decisiveley. As such, the names of Emil Kraepelin and Alois Alzheimer are known to all psychiatrists all over the world nowadays - even to those, who do not realize that the scientific work of these names are closely linked to the Munich clinic.
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Early Psychiatric Institutions in Munich -- Psychiatric Care in Bavaria in the 19th Century -- The Chair for Psychiatry at the Medical Faculty of the University of Munich -- Bernhard von Gudden, Doctor and Founder of Modern Neuromorphology -- Planning and Construction of the Royel Psychiatric University Hospital in the Nussbaumstrasse -- The Opening of the Psychiatric Hospital in 1904 by Emil Kraepelin -- The Munich Hospital Managed by Emil Kraepelin -- The Idea and Planning of the German Psychiztric Research Inatitute -- Oswald Bumke and his Munich Workgroup -- The Post War Period and Beginning of the Hospital’s Reconstruction under Georg Stertz -- Kurt Kolle and Plans for a New Hospital Building in Grosshadern -- Division of the » Hospital for Nervous Diseases« into a Psychiatric Hospital in the Inner City and a Neurological Hospital in Grosshadern -- The Psychiatric Hospital 1971–1994 -- The Re-Opening of the Historical Old Building -- The Psychiatric Hospital since 1994 -- Scientific publications since 2000.

The building history of the Munich clinic substantiates the developments in psychiatry during the past 100 years; but sole illustration of the constructional aspects would be dull and impersonal. The development of a clinic could be understood as a life story, in which not only the building and organisation structure itself, but also the patientes treated in the clinic and the people working there should be taken into consideration: Doctors from the Munich clinic have always enhanced the development of clinical psychiatry and psychiatric science decisiveley. As such, the names of Emil Kraepelin and Alois Alzheimer are known to all psychiatrists all over the world nowadays - even to those, who do not realize that the scientific work of these names are closely linked to the Munich clinic.

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