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psychosomatic

psychosomatic Psychosomatic refers to an approach in medicine and mental health that recognizes the mind and body as closely connected, though not the same, in clinical care.

Psychosomatic refers to an approach in medicine and mental health that recognizes the mind and body as closely connected, though not the same, in clinical care. It describes a field positioned between bodily medicine and psychiatry that focuses on this mind-body unity.

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Drafting source: von Boetticher Dirk. Conceptual competence in medicine: promoting psychosomatic awareness in clinics, research and education. 2025; DOI 10.3389/fpsyt.2025.1500638; article XML SHA-256 2e5bddf112c37e2be2a83b292b4ae3a9c519644992d9a0e4174d67962ff809f7. “Conceptual competence in medicine: promoting psychosomatic awareness in clinics, research and education” (10.3389/fpsyt.2025.1500638).
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