This book is the proceedings of the Oxford Conference held in March 1952 by the Mental Health Research Fund, to which were invited leading figures of the various disciplines concerned with research on mental health. These included naturally a high proportion of psychiatrists of different schoo's but the discussion centred on ignorances in the anatomical field was opened by professors of anatomy...

for libraries, government establishments and research institution. ?3 10s. for individuals.) It is a pleasure to welcome a journal which quite evidently will play a major part in the development of psychiatric research in this and other countries. The eight papers in its first number (October 1961) deal with a variety of subjects, but are all alike in using rigorous statistical design and prope...

ôbjectivity, reliability and validity of examinations in psychiatry have always been one of the major concerns of experts in this discipline. recently, objective structured clinical examination (ôsçë) for its unique approach and by providing the requirements of psychiatric examinations has been a topic of interest. ïn ïran, an ôsçë has been replaced the individual patient assessment (ïpâ) for e...