Current Treatments

Technological advances are in all likelihood one of the most beneficial things that happened to man. It has allowed people to work their continues easier with the help of machines and programs. One area that seems to proceeds from technical innovations is the medical subject field. Today, the latest developments in medicine and health care have provided people the opportunity to live longer and more comfortably. This is evidenced by ruin practice of medicines, diagnosis, and treatment plans for patients.Personally, I believe that the need for better health care led scientists and health care providers to the development of on-line(prenominal) treatments. Better knowledge in technology also helped professionals in establishing and discovering new treatments for patients. This is seen in Maguires (2002) study wherein he compared two patients who has the same typeface of illness. One is a former patient who appeared to have succumbed to the symptoms of schizophrenia and was not able to improve and live a normal life even with the medications available at that time.The other patient receives a newer medication for schizophrenia and is able to go back to school and live comfortably. The latter patient was able to benefit from the improvements in the field of health care. With advancements in such medications, patients with schizophrenia no longer need to crown a life totally dictated by this order (Maguire, 2002, p. 10). Consequently, they need considerable support and panegyric in therapy, to help them disclose symptoms that typically seem shameful to them and make the potentially frightening behavioural changes that will be asked of them (Author, p.277). Professionals in the field of health care should never be contented with the current treatments and should always look for ways to improve the lives of patients. This can be especially said in the field of psychotherapy wherein current treatment plans and strategies will not always work for every indivi dual and the ever-changing of times affect peoples behaviors, which can affect the treatments that were once thought as the best ones.