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work_vlf4a4cyh5hhjbzuuh5gqlrzte	Jean Harris Hendriks	Mental health, by Jane Austen	1995	2	.pdf	application/pdf	1307	78	64	Mental health, by Jane Austen Effects on Psychiatric Patients of a Pleasant and Jane Austen knew the pleasant and congenial Jane Austen's pleasant environment Woodhouse, father of Emma, hypochondriac, Jane Austen delineates the small world in Miss Jane Bates, an Impoverishedclergyman's daughter, with pressure of talk the community, psychiatrists should indeed Jean Harris Hendriks, Consultant Psychiatrist, Jones the patient Another film about psychiatrists and Mr Jones has bipolar illness and the film Jones finds himself a patient in an American medical students that times are difficult, andresources scarce. psychiatrist responsible for his care. are mingling Mr Jones poses as a doctor and asks his visitor which one is the patient. than as a psychiatrist she visits his ex-wife. Roles between doctor and patient reverse when Mr Jones rescues his psychiatrist from a doctors in the hospital are busy and although patients to consider her own need for support	./cache/work_vlf4a4cyh5hhjbzuuh5gqlrzte.pdf	./txt/work_vlf4a4cyh5hhjbzuuh5gqlrzte.txt