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The Importance of Personal Experiences in Daily Psychiatric Practice

Sandra G. Rubin, MD

August 1st 2014

In psychiatry, we do not complete physical exams; much of our diagnosis is born out of our observations, interviews, and conversations. Other medical fields, particularly surgery, require manual, technical, and motor skills. In this manner, psychiatry is unique. More in this commentary.

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