Contrasting the Essentials of Recovery Orientation and Person-centered Care

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Published: Jul 30, 2013
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5750/ijpcm.v3i1.380
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Person-centered care recovery oriented care

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Margit Schmolke
Training and Research Institute of the German Academy for Psychoanalysis in Munich
Juan Mezzich
Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York University, New York

Abstract

The historical roots and contextual matrices from which Recovery Orientation and Person-centered Care have arisen are reviewed along with their current conceptual bases and profiles. Then, they are systematically compared in terms origins, conceptual definitions, key elements, clinical uses, education and training, and research lines. Such contrasts yielded indications of both differentiation and convergence. These hold implications for the further development of these perspectives and their prospective contributions to the whole health field.

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Vol. 3 No. 1 (2013)
Section
Regular Articles
Author Biography

Margit Schmolke, Training and Research Institute of the German Academy for Psychoanalysis in Munich

Dr. Margit Schmolke is clinical psychologist, psychoanalyst and group psychotherapist in private practice. She is lecturer and training analyst and co-chair of the department of Group Psychotherapy Training at the Training and Research Institute of the German Academy for Psychoanalysis in Munich, Germany. She is an active member of the Sections “Psychoanalysis in Psychiatry” and “Preventive Psychiatry” of the World Psychiatric Association (WPA). Her special fields of research and professional activity are psychodynamic treatment, resilience and protective factors in severely psychiatric patients, recovery.

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