内科臨床における患者の総合的把握の方法について(心身医学の実践)

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In order to understand the patient in a comprehensive manner, a method of observation must be established. The purpose of this study is to determine the effective methods of observation and the way of interpreting its results.1. The Cornell Medical Index was performed on 232 hospitalized patients in the department of internal medicine. It was found that regardless of the neurotic tendencies indicated by the Fukamachi method, the Cornell Medical Index primarily represents the subject's physical condition. Therefore it is important that the findings of the Cornell Medical Index be interpreted qualitatively as well as quantitatively by taking the subject's physical condition into consideration. The interpretation was made by the CMI profile which indicates the percentage of complaints in category.2. In order to observe the patient in an objective manner, the 'Behavior Observation' was performed on 21 hospitalized patients. The findings were compared with the information gained by the questionnaire method, namely the CMI and through interview. Out of 21 cases, 12 cases showed similar findings, however in 9,the information obtained were of different nature. 4 case studies were presented to show the similarity and difference of the information obtained by the 3 methods.It was concluded that in order to approach the patient in a comprehensive way, different methods of observation must be used, since each method reveals information of different nature. This is especially important in cases in which the subjective and objective findings disagree. Further study will be made in order to find more effective ways of observation.
日本心身医学会の論文
1967-04-01

内科臨床における患者の総合的把握の方法について(心身医学の実践)

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