Abstract
History, concepts and aims of internationally active societies in psychosomatic and behavioural medicine.
Highlights
Paper 4 described the historical development of psychosomatic medicine in Germany and the concept of different psychotherapeutic interventions on all levels of health care
- knowing the cues of how to increase the quality of a national health care system and in which way psychosomatic and behavioural medicine can reach their aims
Murakami & Nakai in this series). g) Health care and political aims can only be fulfilled, if there is a group of physicians, psychologists and others, interested in research and clinical practice and they fertilize with their ideas, activities and common actions in the field of psychosomatic/ behavioural medicine
Summary
In the following series we offer an overview, what are experiences and perspectives in selected national (countries with a great membership and long history) and internationally active societies of psychosomatic and behavioural medicine. Influencing factors to increase the quality of a national health care system should be discussed and in which way psychosomatic societies in the present shape are willing to do it or - if so - can be successful.
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