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Zahava Solomon - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Dr Adolf Lukas Vischer (1884-1974) and 'barbed-wire disease'.
Journal of medical biography, 2013Co-Authors: Avi Ohry, Zahava SolomonAbstract:The Swiss physician Adolf Lukas Vischer described a psychiatric syndrome among prisoners of war, the 'barbed-wire disease' that follows a long-term incarceration and which involved boredom, confusion, clouding of consciousness and amnesia. Vischer first identified this as an important clinical issue. Later in life, he became one of the first geriatricians and Gerontologists.
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Dr Adolf Lukas Vischer (1884–1974) and ‘barbed-wire disease’:
Journal of Medical Biography, 2013Co-Authors: Avi Ohry, Zahava SolomonAbstract:The Swiss physician Adolf Lukas Vischer described a psychiatric syndrome among prisoners of war, the 'barbed-wire disease' that follows a long-term incarceration and which involved boredom, confusion, clouding of consciousness and amnesia. Vischer first identified this as an important clinical issue. Later in life, he became one of the first geriatricians and Gerontologists.
Avi Ohry - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Dr Adolf Lukas Vischer (1884-1974) and 'barbed-wire disease'.
Journal of medical biography, 2013Co-Authors: Avi Ohry, Zahava SolomonAbstract:The Swiss physician Adolf Lukas Vischer described a psychiatric syndrome among prisoners of war, the 'barbed-wire disease' that follows a long-term incarceration and which involved boredom, confusion, clouding of consciousness and amnesia. Vischer first identified this as an important clinical issue. Later in life, he became one of the first geriatricians and Gerontologists.
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Dr Adolf Lukas Vischer (1884–1974) and ‘barbed-wire disease’:
Journal of Medical Biography, 2013Co-Authors: Avi Ohry, Zahava SolomonAbstract:The Swiss physician Adolf Lukas Vischer described a psychiatric syndrome among prisoners of war, the 'barbed-wire disease' that follows a long-term incarceration and which involved boredom, confusion, clouding of consciousness and amnesia. Vischer first identified this as an important clinical issue. Later in life, he became one of the first geriatricians and Gerontologists.
Pamela Doty - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Rosalie Kane: A Career’s Worth of “Evergreen” Insights
Journal of gerontological social work, 2021Co-Authors: Pamela DotyAbstract:The author reminisces about her collegial relationships and friendship with Rosalie Kane over a span of nearly 40 years. She also reflects on the main themes of Rosalie's scholarly work as a social Gerontologist, highlighting seminal publications and why Rosalie's insights remain valuable and "evergreen" decades later.
Barbara Berkman - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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rosalie kane how i became a Gerontologist
Journal of Gerontological Social Work, 2021Co-Authors: Barbara BerkmanAbstract:I remember the first time Rosalie and I ever spoke: at least I remember her speaking (a mile-a-minute) and my saying “yes” and “I’ll do it”. It was in the late 70’s when I received that call from R...
John Santos - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Recording of interview with John Santos (Vol.5)
2005Co-Authors: John SantosAbstract:John Santos is a psychologist, Gerontologist and former chair of the Department of Psychology at the University of Notre Dame (Notre Dame, ID) living in Plant City, FL. Santos first met Nouwen at the Menninger Foundation (Topeka, KA) and was a member of the Notre Dame faculty when Nouwen came to Notre Dame; they became lifelong friends.
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Recording of interview with John Santos (Vol.9)
2005Co-Authors: John SantosAbstract:John Santos is a psychologist, Gerontologist and former chair of the Department of Psychology at the University of Notre Dame (Notre Dame, ID) living in Plant City, FL. Santos first met Nouwen at the Menninger Foundation (Topeka, KA) and was a member of the Notre Dame faculty when Nouwen came to Notre Dame; they became lifelong friends.
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Recording of interview with John Santos (Vol.4)
2005Co-Authors: John SantosAbstract:John Santos is a psychologist, Gerontologist and former chair of the Department of Psychology at the University of Notre Dame (Notre Dame, ID) living in Plant City, FL. Santos first met Nouwen at the Menninger Foundation (Topeka, KA) and was a member of the Notre Dame faculty when Nouwen came to Notre Dame; they became lifelong friends.
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Recording of interview with John Santos (Vol.8)
2005Co-Authors: John SantosAbstract:John Santos is a psychologist, Gerontologist and former chair of the Department of Psychology at the University of Notre Dame (Notre Dame, ID) living in Plant City, FL. Santos first met Nouwen at the Menninger Foundation (Topeka, KA) and was a member of the Notre Dame faculty when Nouwen came to Notre Dame; they became lifelong friends.
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Recording of interview with John Santos (Vol.1)
2005Co-Authors: John SantosAbstract:John Santos is a psychologist, Gerontologist and former chair of the Department of Psychology at the University of Notre Dame (Notre Dame, ID) living in Plant City, FL. Santos first met Nouwen at the Menninger Foundation (Topeka, KA) and was a member of the Notre Dame faculty when Nouwen came to Notre Dame; they became lifelong friends.