Jovan Rašković

Serbian psychiatrist and politician

Jovan Rašković - Scientists & Innovators born July 5th, 1929
Born
Died

1992
34 years ago — 63 years old

Category

Scientists & Innovators

Country

Serbia

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Served as a key figure in the psychiatric community in Serbia, contributing to the field through both practice and education. Engaged in political activities and was involved in the establishment of organizations aimed at improving mental health care. Conducted research focusing on various psychiatric disorders and advocated for better policies in mental health. Authored several publications that discussed the state of psychiatry in Yugoslavia, helping to shape the discourse around mental health issues.

Contributed to psychiatric practices in Serbia

Involved in psychiatric research and education

Politically active in mental health policy advocacy

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