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For Part 2, we will be covering reader questions on pharmaceutical marketing and issues with psychiatric treatments including psychiatric drugs and electroconvulsive therapy. Was it related to medical insurance or government programs? Moore: The last couple of questions are related to the pharmaceutical industry.
We know that depression pills double suicide rates, but none of the 142 references were to any of the many meta-analyses of placebo-controlled trials showing that depression pills increase the suicide risk. 18] Goldney had received “gold” “from a number of pharmaceutical companies.” No surprise there. This is dishonest. 17] Goldney RD.
One advantage of BetterHelp is that because the service does not bill insurance, there is no need for clinicians to provide a diagnosis and target therapy to fit the “medical necessity” requirements imposed by third-party payers. For me, it’s quality control,” Wampold said. “Is
However, psychiatry and the pharmaceutical industry, by skillfully manipulating the media, have convinced physicians and the public at large that these psychosocial factors in health are really brain diseases and there are drugs available that will effectively treat those psychosocial factors in physicians’ patients!
Moreover, the non-scientist MD practitioner is vulnerable to naively accepting the research of others as truth even when the study does not meet acceptable scientific standards or contain adequate scientific controls.
In contrast, psychiatry can point to no treatment that is effective in a scientific sense (in other words, compared to a placebo control or the passage of time). In April 2002, JAMA published a randomized controlled trial (RCT) in which the placebo worked better than both the herb St. Antidepressants? between 1990 and 2019.”
Cost & Quality After a twenty year or so review of the health outcome literature, combined with my clinical experience as a psychologist and an arranger of behavioral healthcare for large self-insured employers, the above words of wisdom by Mark Twain are certainly relevant to both the quality and cost problems in healthcare today.
What if every dimension of our lives is controlled by huge, faceless bureaucracies that could at any moment take away our livelihood or refuse to pay for needed medical care? Rather than directly confront the oppressive power of the state, a variety of grassroots, non-state institutions grew up outside of official control.
You sent some great questions and on this and our next podcast, we will be talking with Bob about Mad in America, the biopsychosocial model, the history of psychiatry, pharmaceutical marketing, and issues with psychiatric treatments including psychiatric drugs and electroconvulsive therapy.
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