(The)First U. S. Mission on Mental Health to the U. S. S. R. : spocial report

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Introduction = Ⅴ
• Members of the Mission Delegation = Ⅶ
• PART Ⅰ. Mental Health Services and Training in the Soviet Union
• Summary and Conclusions = 3
• Organization, Planning, and Funding of Health Services = 10
• Organization of Health Care = 10
• Planning of Psychiatric Services, Training and Research = 12
• Funding of Health Care = 13
• Future Planning = 15
• Channels of Entry Into the Psychiatric Service System = 16
• Polyclinics = 16
• Factory Health Units = 19
• Emergency Services = 22
• System of Delivery of Pyschiatric Services = 26
• The Neuropsychiatric Dispensary = 26
• Mental Hospitals = 32
• General Hospitals and Psychiatric Services = 40
• Hospital for Borderline Patients = 43
• Workshops = 44
• Patient Services for Special Groups = 48
• Alcoholism and Drug Abuse = 48
• Chronic Patients = 52
• Children's Services = 55
• Psychiatric Manpower and Training = 62
• Manpower = 62
• Training = 63
• PART Ⅱ. The Interface Between Russian Psychiatry and the Law
• Introduction = 73
• The Determination of Criminal Responsibility = 73
• Historical Background = 73
• The Present Standard = 74
• Examination by the Medico-Legal Psychiatric Commission = 76
• The Serbskii Institute = 77
• Expert Opinions = 78
• Trial and Treatment = 83
• The Russian View of Criminal Responsibility = 84
• Legal Aspects of the Treatment of Mental Patients = 85
• Voluntary Hospitalization = 85
• Emergency or Involuntary Hospitalization = 86
• Outpatient Treatment = 87
• Commitment and Legal Rights = 87
• Legal Effects of Treatment Without Certification = 88
• The Lawyer's Role Before Certification = 89
• The Certification of Incapacity = 89
• Legal Guardianship = 90
• Certification of a Patient's Inability to Work = 91
• Issues of Relevance to U.S. Mental Health and Legal Professionals = 92
• Soviet Psychiatric Attitude Toward Criminal Responsibility = 92
• Lack of Judicial Review in the Civil Commitment Process = 94
• Early Intervention and Continuity of Soviet Mental Health Services = 95
• PART Ⅲ. Mental Health Facilities
• Notes on Adult Facilities Visited = 99
• Moscow = 99
• Kaschenko Mental Hospital = 99
• Polyclinic #77, Dherzinsky Ryon = 105
• Neuropsychiatric Dispensary = 107
• Mental Hospital #14, Ramenskoy Village = 110
• Polyclinic and Medical Service, Likhachov Motor Factory = 113
• Home for Invalids = 115
• Institute of Psychiatry(Mental Hospital #4) = 118
• Leningrad = 120
• The V. M. Bekhterev Psychoneurological Research Institute = 120
• Emergency First Aid Substation #1 = 127
• Neuropsychiatric Dispensary, Moscow Ryon = 128
• The Ukraine = 129
• Kalinovka Central Ryon Hospital = 129
• Oblast Mental Hospital, Vinnitsa = 131
• Notes on Children's Facilities Visited = 137
• Moscow = 137
• Children's Polyclinic #22 = 137
• Chidren's Sanitarium, Ryon #35 = 138
• Kindergarten for the Mentally Retarded = 140
• Children's Dispensary #1 = 141
• Public School #739 = 145
• Leningrad = 146
• Pavlovska Invalid Home for Childern = 146
• APPENDICES
• Instructions for Immediate Hospitalization = 151
• Translations of Selected Psychiatric Patient Records = 153
• Instructions for Carrying Out Medico-Legal Psychiatric Examinations in the U.S.S.R = 174
• RSFSR Supreme Court Case = 177
• Table of Contests of Corut Psychiatry = 179
• Footnotes to Part Ⅱ = 180