The Perverse Effects of EBM and the Remedies that Psychoanalysis Brings : 2nd February 2006 (Paris) : Éric Laurent
by Julia Evans on February 2, 2006
Paris Calling No. 6b
As was mentioned in the report published in Paris Calling No. 6, during the 2 February 2006* afternoon session of the Déprime-Dépression Colloquium dedicated to ‘Depression, Politics, Psychoanalysis’, Éric Laurent took the floor to present ‘a six-point breakdown of the perverse effects of the evaluation system on clinical practice’.
Translated by Adrian Price
Notes
– EBM = Evidence Based Medicine
– *The exact year when Éric Laurent gave this presentation is missing from the original. It is now thought to be 2006.
Available here [Please note: The year is incorrect in this version and should be 2006.]
Also available http://ampblog2006.blogspot.co.uk/2008/02/paris-calling-arguments-against.html
Section headings
- The Perverse Effects
- The Remedies that Psychoanalysis Brings
Further texts
By Éric Laurent here
By Jacques Lacan here
Of the clinic here
Organisational here
Also
Why is the Ideology of Evaluation Pernicious? by Jean-Claude Maleval on April 14, 2010 or here
Lost in Cognition: Psychoanalysis and the Cognitive Sciences : 2014 : Éric Laurent or here
Evaluation believes neither in the value of professional ethics nor in institutional regulations. It mistrusts what is human. by Julia Evans on April 14, 2010 or here
Or put ‘Evaluation’ into ‘Search’ on LacanianWorks home page – there are many other posts.
