George L. Engel

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George L. Engel is affiliated with the following schools: University of Cincinnati, Dartmouth College, Maastricht University, University of Rochester

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Doctorate Medicine University of Cincinnati

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According to Wikipedia, George Libman Engel was an American internist and psychiatrist. He spent most of his career at the University of Rochester Medical Center in Rochester, New York. He is best known for his formulation of the biopsychosocial model, a general theory of illness and healing.

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George L. Engel's Published Works

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The need for a new medical model: a challenge for biomedicine. (1977) (4300)
The clinical application of the biopsychosocial model. (1980) (1687)
The clinical application of the biopsychosocial model. (1980) (1497)
THE BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL MODEL AND THE EDUCATION OF HEALTH PROFESSIONALS * † (1978) (416)
Sudden and rapid death during psychological stress. Folklore or folk wisdom? (1971) (388)
Delirium, a syndrome of cerebral insufficiency. (1959) (382)
Is Grief a Disease?: A Challenge for Medical Research (1961) (338)
A life setting conducive to illness. The giving-up--given-up complex. (1968) (323)
Psychologic stress, vasodepressor (vasovagal) syncope, and sudden death. (1978) (313)
Anal dynamic graciloplasty in the treatment of intractable fecal incontinence. (1995) (303)
How much longer must medicine's science be bound by a seventeenth century world view? (1992) (250)
Studies of ulcerative colitis. III. The nature of the psychologic processes. (1955) (200)
Psychological development in health and disease (1962) (184)
Sounding board. The biopsychosocial model and medical education. Who are to be the teachers? (1982) (166)
Psychoanalytic Theory of Somatic Disorder Conversion, Specificity, and the Disease Onset Situation (1967) (161)
DELIRIUM: I. ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC DATA (1944) (157)
From Biomedical to Biopsychosocial (1997) (131)
From biomedical to biopsychosocial. Being scientific in the human domain. (1997) (128)
A Study of an Infant With a Gastric Fistula: I. Behavior and the Rate of Total Hydrochloric Acid Secretion (1956) (126)
A unified concept of health and disease. (1960) (119)
The giving up-given up complex illustrated on film. (1967) (112)
The biopsychosocial model and the education of health professionals. (1979) (109)
Hyperventilation; analysis of clinical symptomatology. (1947) (103)
From biomedical to biopsychosocial. 1. Being scientific in the human domain. (1997) (99)
A Psychological Setting of Somatic Disease: The ‘Giving up — Given Up’ Complex (1967) (99)
[Grief and grieving]. (1964) (95)
Primary Atypical Facial Neuralgia: An Hysterical Conversion Symptom (1951) (94)
GRIEF AND GRIEVING. (1964) (94)
Cost of stroke in The Netherlands from a societal perspective. (1997) (93)
Are Medical Schools Neglecting Clinical Skills (1976) (90)
Spontaneous and Experimentally Induced Depressions in an Infant with A Gastric Fistula: A Contribution to the Problem of Depression (1956) (90)
Selection of Clinical Material in Psychosomatic Medicine: The Need for a New Physiology (Special Article) (1954) (88)
The concept of psychosomatic disorder. (1967) (88)
Studies of ulcerative colitis. II. The nature of the somatic processes and the adequacy of psychosomatic hypotheses. (1954) (85)
DELIRIUM: II. REVERSIBILITY OF THE ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM WITH EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURES (1944) (83)
The care of the patient: art or science? (1977) (79)
The Role of Psychological Process in a Somatic Disorder: Multiple Sclerosis: 1. The Emotional Setting of Illness Onset and Exacerbation (1970) (77)
Comparison before and after transplantation of pancreas-kidney and pancreas-kidney with loss of pancreas--a prospective controlled quality of life study. (1996) (69)
FOCAL ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC CHANGES DURING THE SCOTOMAS OF MIGRAINE (1945) (69)
Psychologic Processes and Ischemic Stroke (Occlusive Cerebrovascular Disease): I. Observations on 32 Men with 35 Strokes (1971) (64)
Enduring attributes of medicine relevant for the education of the physician. (1973) (61)
Cost-effectiveness of dynamic graciloplasty in patients with fecal incontinence (1998) (60)
Acute febrile anemia and thrombocytopenic purpura with vasothromboses. (1947) (57)
The deficiencies of the case presentation as a method of clinical teaching. Another approach. (1971) (57)
DELIRIUM: III. ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC CHANGES ASSOCIATED WITH ACUTE ALCOHOLIC INTOXICATION (1945) (57)
NEUROPSYCHIATRIC DISTURBANCES IN INTERNAL DISEASE: METABOLIC FACTORS AND ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC CORRELATIONS (1942) (56)
Physician-scientists and scientific physicians. Resolving the humanism-science dichotomy. (1987) (55)
A SIMPLE METHOD OF DETERMINING FREQUENCY SPECTRUMS IN THE ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM: OBSERVATIONS ON EFFECTS OF PHYSIOLOGIC VARIATIONS IN DEXTROSE, OXYGEN, POSTURE AND ACID-BASE BALANCE ON THE NORMAL ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM (1944) (54)
VASODEPRESSOR AND CAROTID SINUS SYNCOPE: CLINICAL, ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC AND ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC OBSERVATIONS (1944) (49)
HYPOTHALAMIC ATTACKS WITH THALAMIC LESION: PHYSIOLOGIC AND PSYCHOLOGIC CONSIDERATIONS (1945) (48)
Duplex scan surveillance during the first year after infrainguinal autologous vein bypass grafting surgery: costs and clinical outcomes compared with other surveillance programs. (2001) (48)
Fainting : physiological and psychological considerations (1950) (47)
Studies of Syncope: IV. Biologic Interpretation of Vasodepressor Syncope (1947) (44)
Do retrospective and prospective quality of life assessments differ for pancreas‐kidney transplant recipients? (1998) (42)
The Task of Medicine: Dialogue at Wickenburg (2008) (37)
Effect of quinacrine (atabrine) on the central nervous system; clinical and electroencephalographic studies. (1947) (35)
The death of a twin: mourning and anniversary reactions. Fragments of 10 years of self-analysis. (1975) (33)
Psychologic Factors in Instantaneous Cardiac Death (1976) (33)
Some Obstacles to the Development of Research in Psychoanalysis (1968) (32)
VOLUNTARY BREATHHOLDING. III. THE RELATION OF THE MAXIMUM TIME OF BREATHHOLDING TO THE OXYGEN AND CARBON DIOXIDE TENSIONS OF ARTERIAL BLOOD, WITH A NOTE ON ITS CLINICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE. (1946) (32)
Memorial lecture: the psychosomatic approach to individual susceptibility to disease. (1974) (31)
Physiologic and Psychologic Considerations of Delirium (1944) (31)
QUANTITATIVE ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC STUDIES OF ANOXIA IN HUMANS; COMPARISON WITH ACUTE ALCOHOLIC INTOXICATION AND HYPOGLYCEMIA. (1945) (30)
Cerebral metabolic disturbance and delirium in pernicious anemia; clinical and electroencephalographic studies. (1952) (29)
INTERVIEWING THE PATIENT (1973) (29)
Quality of life: does measurement help? (1988) (28)
Sudden Death and the ‘Medical Model’ in Psychiatry * (1970) (28)
Is psychiatry failing in its responsibilities to medicine? (1972) (27)
Studies of ulcerative colitis I. Clinical data bearing on the nature of the somatic process. (1954) (26)
Studies of ulcerative colitis. IV. The significance of headaches. (1956) (26)
CLINICAL OBSERVATION: THE NEGLECTED BASIC METHOD OF MEDICINE. (1965) (26)
Anxiety and depression-withdrawal: the primary affects of unpleasure. (1962) (25)
Medical education and the psychosomatic approach. A report on the Rochester experience 1946-1966. (1967) (24)
HYPOTHALAMIC ATTACKS WITH THALAMIC LESION: II. ANATOMIC CONSIDERATIONS (1945) (23)
Studies of Syncope: III. Differentiation between Vasodepressor and Hysterical Fainting (1945) (23)
A life setting conducive to illness. The giving-up--give-up comples. (1968) (23)
“EPINEPHRINE SHOCK” AS A MANIFESTATION OF A PHEOCHROMOCYTOMA OF THE ADRENAL MEDULLA: Report of a Case With Successful Removal of the Tumor (1942) (22)
On the existence of the cerebral type carotid sinus syncope (1959) (22)
Biologic and psychologic features of the ulcerative colitis patient. (1961) (22)
Care and feeding of the medical student. The foundation for professional competence. (1971) (21)
Monica: A 25-Year Longitudinal Study of The Consequences of Trauma In Infancy (1979) (21)
The Electroencephalogram of Patients with Diabetes Mellitus (1953) (20)
Do retrospective and prospective quality of life assessments differ for pancreas-kidney transplant recipients? (1998) (20)
Delirium, A Syndrome of Cerebral Insufficiency (2004) (19)
Guilt, Pain, and Success: Success Facilitated by the Pain of Glomus Tumor and Peptic Ulcer (1962) (18)
On looking inward and being scientific. A tribute to Arthur H. Schmale, MD. (1990) (18)
VOLUNTARY BREATHHOLDING. I. PULMONARY GAS EXCHANGE DURING BREATHHOLDING. (1946) (18)
Electroencephalographic and Psychological Studies of a Case of Migraine with Severe Preheadache Phenomena: With Comments on Cerebral Vasospasm and Focal Hypertensive Encephalopathy (1953) (18)
VOLUNTARY BREATHHOLDING. II. THE RELATION OF THE MAXIMUM TIME OF BREATHHOLDING TO THE OXYGEN TENSION OF THE INSPIRED AIR. (1946) (17)
Delirium, a syndrome of cerebral insufficiency. 1959. (2004) (15)
Natural and Histamine‐Induced Gastric Secretion During Waking and Sleeping States (1960) (15)
THE EDUCATION OF THE PHYSICIAN FOR CLINICAL OBSERVATION: The Role of the Psychosomatic (Liaison) Teacher (1972) (15)
Studies of ulcerative colitis. V. Psychological aspects and their implications for treatment. (1958) (15)
A Group Dynamic Approach to Teaching and Learning about Grief (1981) (14)
Delirium; quantitative electroencephalographic study of a case of acute arsenical encephalopathy. (1946) (14)
Must we precipitate a crisis in medical education to solve the crisis in health care? (1972) (13)
Psychological factors in ulcerative colitis in man and gibbon. (1969) (13)
The Significance of the Carotid–Sinus Reflex in Biliary-Tract Disease (1942) (12)
Quinacrine effects on the central nervous system. (1966) (12)
On the care and feeding of the faculty. A responsibility for students. (1969) (12)
Quality-of-life ratings in patients with chronic illnesses. (1997) (12)
QUALITY-OF-LIFE RATINGS IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC ILLNESSES. AUTHORS' REPLY (1997) (12)
The biopsychosocial model and family medicine. (1983) (11)
A double standard for psychosomatic papers? (1973) (11)
Sadness Evoked by a Film on Grief: An Experimental Study (1985) (10)
The validity of internal jugular venous blood in studies of cerebral metabolism and blood flow in man. (1946) (10)
Dermatitis: An Hysterical Conversion Symptom in a Young Woman: Psychosomatic Conference (1952) (9)
Studies of ulcerative colitis (1954) (9)
Editorial: Are Medical Schools neglecting clinical skills? (1976) (9)
The Implications of Changes in Medical Education (1971) (9)
Variations in the Normal Electroencephalogram During a Five-Year Period. (1947) (8)
Cost analysis of transplantation with ischemically damaged kidneys: preliminary results. (1995) (8)
From biomedical to biopsychosocial: II. A personal odyssey. (1996) (8)
Attachment behaviour, object relations and the dynamic-economic points of view. Critical review of Bowlby's Attachment and loss. (1971) (6)
The predictive value of psychological variables for disease and death. (1976) (6)
A response from George Engel to Joseph Herman--May 5, 1989. (2005) (6)
Psychoanalysis. Alive and well at 80. (1975) (6)
The nature of disease and the care of the patient: the challenge of humanism and science in medicine. (1962) (5)
Anniversaries--the biopsychosocial complementarity of keeping count and not keeping count. (1992) (5)
The syndrome of hyperventilation. (1946) (5)
Teaching experiences in general hospitals. (1947) (5)
Medical technology assessment: economic evaluation of new technologies. (1995) (5)
Effect of cortisone and adrenocorticotropin on the electroencephalogram of normal adults: quantitative-frequency analyses. (1956) (5)
Psychological factors and ulcerative colitis (1967) (5)
Monica, an infant with gastric fistula and depression; an interim report on her development to the age four years. (1957) (5)
Volume and Outcome of Organ Transplantation (1992) (5)
Misapplication of a scientific paradigm. (1985) (4)
The biomedical model: a procrustean bed? (1979) (4)
Personal theories of disease as determinants of patient-physician relationships. (1973) (4)
Voluntary breathholding; the relation of the maximum time of breathholding to the oxygen and carbon dioxide tensions of arterial blood, with a note on its clinical and physiological significance. (1946) (4)
Biopsychosocial perspective on low back pain : patient provider communications (2004) (3)
The psychosomatic approach as a prophylactic measure in the care of patients with peptic ulcer. (1971) (3)
On Timesmanship: I. Techniques for Outwitting the Chairman (1959) (3)
[Psychoanalytic theory of somatic disorder: conversion, specificity and circumstances of the onset of the disease]. (1968) (3)
STUDIES OF SYNCOPE DIFFERENTIATION BETWEEN VASODEPRESSOR AND HYSTERICAL FAINTING (1946) (3)
Psychologic aspects of the management of patients with ulcerative colitis. (1952) (2)
[Ambulatory surgery in the Netherlands]. (1995) (2)
Psychosomatic Specificity. Vol. 1, Experimental Study and Results. Franz Alexander, Thomas M. French, and George H. Pollock, Eds. University of Chicago Press, Chicago, 1968. ix + 263 pp., illus. $7.50 (1969) (2)
Physician-Scientists and Scientific Physicians. Resolving the Humanism-Science Dichotomy (1987) (2)
Quietp Scientist at work": The doctor-patient interaction as a scientific procedure: Commentary. (1987) (2)
Training in psychosomatic research. (1967) (2)
Voluntary breathholding; the relation of the maximum time of breathholding to the oxygen tension of the inspired air. (1946) (2)
MENTAL ILLNESS: VITAL BALANCE OR MYTH? (1964) (1)
The cerebral circulation in health and disease (1951) (1)
Recognition of Reviewers for the American Journal of Health Promotion (2004) (1)
Editorial: Psychologic factors in instantaneous cardiac death. (1976) (1)
Awards & grants (2002) (1)
Identification, inspiration, and learning or learning is fun, especially when you have both Ham and Young on the menu. (1975) (1)
Grief and disease. (1985) (1)
George L. Engel, M. D. (1967) (1)
Perspectives on Depression. (Book Reviews: Masked Depression; The Psychology of Depression. Contemporary Theory and Research. Proceedings of a workshop, Airlie, Va., Oct. 1971) (1975) (1)
Awards & grants (2007) (0)
The Doctor-Patient Relationship. (1968) (0)
Correspondence (1961) (0)
Onset of Illness in Relation to the Patient's Life Situation. (1966) (0)
Every Child's Birthright: In Defense of Mothering (1978) (0)
Breathholding; interchange of gases between the blood and lungs during voluntary breathholding and the factors which influence the maximum breathholding time. (1945) (0)
GOLDSTEIN, KURT: Aftereffects of Brain Injuries in War. New York, Grune and Stratton, 1942, 244 pp. (1943) (0)
Revision of the national board examinations. The need for public study and debate. (1974) (0)
Lectures in Medical Psychology. (1970) (0)
Recognition of Reviewers for the American Journal of Health Promotion (1996) (0)
Recognition of the Reviewers of the American Journal of Health Promotion (1988) (0)
Book Review: Eczema: Its Nature, Cure, and Prevention (1963) (0)
Book Review: Sociology in Medicine (1963) (0)
39th Charles V. Chapin oration. The care of the patient. Art or science? (1981) (0)
Psychotherapy in Chronic Ulcerative Colitis (1980) (0)
Recognition of Reviewers of the American Journal of Health Promotion (1991) (0)
[Psychological factors in an ulcerative colitis-like disease picture in a Kerry-Blue and a Skye terrier]. (1974) (0)
VOLUNTARY BREATHHOLDING. I. PULMONARY GAS EXCHANGE (0)
Recognition of Reviewers of the American Journal of Health Promotion (1994) (0)
SPONTANEOUS PNEUMOTHORAX AND ASCENT IN AIRPLANE (1945) (0)
From biomedical to biopsychosocial: III. Publications, 1942-1996. (1996) (0)
Recognition of Reviewers of the American Journal of Health Promotion (1993) (0)
The Language of the Heart. The Body??s Response to Human Dialogue (1986) (0)
Book Reviews (1956) (0)
Sleep and Wakefulness (1964) (0)
A Clinical Study of Ulcerative Colitis (1963) (0)
Teaching Vlsi Design For Today's Students (1999) (0)
ARMSTRONG, HAKRY C: Principles and Practice of Aviation Medicine. Baltimore. The Williams & Wilkins Company, 1942. 496 pps. (1944) (0)
On identification. (1959) (0)
The syndrome of hyperventilation. (1946) (0)
A NEW ORAL DIURETIC: TRIAMTERENE (DYRENIUM). (1965) (0)
The William C. Menninger Memorial Lecture: Some Psychobiological Determinants of Somatic Disease. (1968) (0)
PERIPHERAL AND CRANIAL NERVES, SPINAL CORD MEDULLA, PONS, CEREBELLUM AND CEREBRUM: DELIRIUM (1946) (0)

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