Editorial - (2016) Volume 2, Issue 1
Samir Kasper*
Neurologist, psychiatrist and Adictologist, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Corresponding Author:
Samir Kasper, MD, MSc
Neurologist, Psychiatrist and Addictologist
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Tel: +387 61 173 657
Email: samir.kasper@hotmail.com
Recevied Date: February 01, 2016 ; Accepted Date: February 03, 2016; Published Date: February 06, 2016
Citation: Samir Kasper. Clinical Psychiatry in the 21st Century. Clin Psychiatry. 2016, 2:1. doi: 10.21767/2471-9854.100014
Copyright: © 2016 Samir Kasper. This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited.
Clinical Psychiatry has long been a descriptive science even can be said on the fringes nauke. Nova discoveries in the last twenty years in particular those from the so-called decade of the brain were a major step forward. The development of molecular biology has allowed us at least starting points for understanding the inheritance of mental disease and also development of imaging techniques and neuron science methods allowed us to better understand the origin and development of mental disease. Recent years in therapy has included a number of new drugs that enabled improvement treatment outcomes and generally higher quality of life of mental patients. The greatest achievement was overcoming the stigma associated with mental claws.
Editorial
Clinical Psychiatry has long been a descriptive science even can be said on the fringes nauke. Nova discoveries in the last twenty years in particular those from the so-called decade of the brain were a major step forward. The development of molecular biology has allowed us at least starting points for understanding the inheritance of mental disease and also development of imaging techniques and neuron science methods allowed us to better understand the origin and development of mental disease. Recent years in therapy has included a number of new drugs that enabled improvement treatment outcomes and generally higher quality of life of mental patients. The greatest achievement was overcoming the stigma associated with mental claws.
Clinical Psychiatry 21st century is characterized by increased specialization: child and adolescent psychiatry, general psychiatry, biological psychiatry, addiction, judicial and forensic psychiatry, but these we do not dispense the personality of the patient. The proper approach and relationship with the patient is crucial to achieve adequate therapeutic process. I finally never forget that despite all the achievements psychiatry will never be just a biological science.
We are faced with new challenges such as natural disasters, terrorist threats but also with new diseases such as internet addiction and behavioral addictions which have previously been classified as a psychiatric diseases. Save this imposes an obligation of continuing psychiatric training after graduation and specialties that the irreplaceable role of the magazine as clinical psychiatry for exchanges, confrontation of opinions and the like.
So we are in an exciting arena of scientific research but only at the end and beginning. Magazine clinical psychiatry is open to all kinds of work in this area and invites the distinguished colleagues that in as many respond and their works participate in the creation of our Magazine. Hope common that, we all together to give at least a modest contribution to the development of psychiatry to our satisfaction and to the benefit of our patients.
With best regards Samir.
