Delbert Yip’s Reviews > Everyday Ethics: Voices from the Front Line of Community Psychiatry > Status Update
Delbert Yip
is on page 85 of 363
2nd chapter was great:
“Such a label immerses people in bureaucratic and psychiatric identities, and ultimately allows an institutional calculus to overcome any other value. Defining someone as service-unworthy denies the human needs and capacities of both parties. It shrinks the moral status of both client and provider, but the onus to alter the situation falls more heavily on the more powerful provider.”
— Jan 08, 2024 06:41PM
“Such a label immerses people in bureaucratic and psychiatric identities, and ultimately allows an institutional calculus to overcome any other value. Defining someone as service-unworthy denies the human needs and capacities of both parties. It shrinks the moral status of both client and provider, but the onus to alter the situation falls more heavily on the more powerful provider.”
Like flag
Delbert’s Previous Updates
Delbert Yip
is on page 50 of 363
Oh, this is so brilliantly written. An excellent and highly informative narrative account of the core issues of community psychiatry. I will surely be revisiting this many times.
— Jan 01, 2024 11:41PM
