John Cawte

John Cawte looks back in amazement to his years as a young doctor in an Australian madhouse. He now recognises the people he treated in the early 1950s as 'the

John Cawte formally retired in 1990, the year he was made an Officer in the Order of Australia. He and his work inspired and motivated many, including myself.

by DJ Robertson · 2014 · Cited by 1 — 22. John Cawte, Cruel, Poor and Brutal Nations: The Assessment of Mental Health in an Australian Aboriginal Community by Short-Stay Psychiatric Field Team

He was Assistant in History at Victoria University College from 1924-26; and Post-graduate Travelling. Scholar from 1926-29, during which time he did a

Emeritus Professor John Cawte held a personal chair in psychiatry and community medicine at the University of New South Wales until 1990.

by R Ellis · 2012 · Cited by 2 — John Cawte had an extraordinary passion for the human condition that made him an innovator in the field of transcultural psychiatry.

by R Kaplan · 1994 · Cited by 2 — Retiring some years ago after being awarded a. Personal Chair of Psychiatry at the University of New. South Wales, he is now Visiting Consultant at the School.

John is a mining engineer, senior mining consultant and strategic problem-solver with more than 30 years of resources industry experience.

The death of John Cawte Beaglehole on 10 October 1971, in his seventieth year, deprived the Academy of one of its most distinguished Honorary. Fellows; but