Progress and annual reports; research activities (folder title).
Research Files and Unpublished Works -- Hillside Hospital, Glen Oaks, NY, 1954-1965
Perceptual Changes Induced by Drugs and Electroshock - Progress Report; Research Activities - Annual report; Letters; Annual Reports - Department of Experimental Psychiatry; Newspaper clipping, Hospital reports new methods for evaluating electroshock, Long Island Daily Press, 1956-11-31;
Fink, Max, 1923-
Special Collections and University Archives, University Libraries. Stony Brook University Libraries (State University of New York).
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Research Files and Unpublished Works -- Hillside Hospital, Glen Oaks, NY, 1953-1965
Letters; Personality factors in behavioral response to electroshock therapy (draft) by Robert L. Kahn and Max Fink; Progress reports of departmental activities; A proposed study for the behavioral assay of new drugs by Fink; Report of activities
Department of experimental psychiatry annual reports; Letter acknowledging that Fink will receive the first A. E. Bennett Neuropsychiatric Research Foundation award; Newspaper clipping, Long Island Daily Press, Psychiatrists will honor L.I. Doctor; Lists of publications of the members of the department of experimental psychiatry; Newspaper clipping, MD Records Brain Waves of Patients; Summary 1954-1959;
Hillside Hospital Annual Report (published copies), 29th, 30th, 31st, 32nd; Hillside Hospital A Report of Progress, 1960/61; Letter;
[Hillside] Hospital annual report (folder title).
Experimental Psychiatric Programs at Hillside Hospital - A Review (several).
Experimental Psychiatric Programs at Hillside Hospital, Psychopharmacology Service Center Bulletin, January 1961 (U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare)
Article based on Hillside Hospital annual report. One of nine articles in the Psychopharmacology Service Center Bulletin: NIMH-sponsored collborative study of phenothiazine treatment of acute schizophrenic psychoses; NIMH grant support for early clinincal drug evaluation units; Research conference on drugs and community care; Confernce on informaiton needs of psychopharmacologists; The psychopharmacology research unit at the Downstate Medical Center, Brooklyn N.Y.; Experimental psychiatric programs at Hillside Hospital; Coca-leaf chewing in the Andes; Publications.
Proposed Research request budgets; letters; report of expenditures
Protocol for Pilot Project on Effect of Drugs on Cerebral Function, January 1953
Research papers, files, and related correspondence
Relation Between Altered Brain Function and Denial in Electroshock Therapy (research), 1955-1959
Research papers, files, and related correspondence: research with Robert L. Kahn, and Edwin A. Weinstein
Research papers, files, and related correspondence: EEG notes
Relation of Electroencephalographic Changes and Improvement in Electroshock Therapy (research)
Research papers, files, and related correspondence: research with Robert L. Kahn
Fink, Max, 1923-; Kahn, Robert L.
Consciousness studies (notes), 1956-1958
Research papers, files, and related correspondence: notes: consciousness studies
Individual Differences in EEG Responsivity
Research papers, files, and related correspondence. Drafts, one with Martin A. Green and Robert L. Kahn
Psychological Factors in EEG Reactivity to Induced Cerebral Dysfunction (research), 1957
Joseph Jaffe: An Object Study of Communication in Psychiatric Interviews, 1957
Martin A. Green: Significance of Individual Variability in EEG Response to Electroshock, 1957
Role of EEG Frequency Shift in Behavioral Effects of Drugs, 1958
Max Pollack, Robert Kahn, and Joseph Jaffe: Social Factors and Communication in Psychiatric Patients (research), 1958
Research papers, files, and related correspondence: research with Joseph Jaffe, Robert L. Kahn, and Max Pollack
Pollack, Max; Kahn, Robert L.; Jaffe, Joseph
Robert L. Kahn and Max Pollack: Prognostic Application of Psychological Techniques in Convulsive Therapy, 1958
Files and reprints: hallucinogens and EEG, 1958 (folder title 1/2).
Files and reprints: hallucinogens and EEG, 1959 (folder title 2/2).
Files: Acetylcholine and Cholinesterase, 1956-1966 (folder title 1/4).
Files: Acetylcholine and Cholinesterase, 1956-1966 (folder title 2/4).
Files: Acetylcholine and Cholinesterase, 1956-1966 (folder title 3/4).
Files: Acetylcholine and Cholinesterase, 1956-1966 (folder title 4/4).
70 Years an Experimentalist in Neurology and Psychiatry
Autobiography, Psychiatry, Neurosciences, Neurology
Unpublished autobiographical account written by Dr. Max Fink, M.D.
Memoir
A short, unpublished autobiography written by Dr. Max Fink, M.D.
Photographs
Bronia Lowenthal Fink in medical school anatomy class, Vienna, 1922
Bronia Lowenthal Fink in Vienna, undated
Bronia Lowenthal Fink and Max Fink, 1923
Herman Lowenthal (bottom, center) and Bronia Lowenthal Fink (top, second from left)
Max Fink, ship surgeon, American Export Line, 1948
Max Fink, research director at Hillside Hospital, 1955
Max Fink, Private first class, U.S. Army, 1943-1945
Max Fink (right) and Edward Shorter, 2006
Max Fink, pilot identification and license record, 1971
Max Fink (center) and Martha Fink (left), undated
Max Fink (right), Danish University Antidepressant Group, 2011
Max Fink (fourth from right) with Journal of ECT editorial board
Max Fink, MD (left) and Charles Kellner, MD (right) of the Journal of ECT editorial board
Max Fink (center), Taylor Manor Hospital Award, 1983
Max Fink (second, right), Taylor Manor Hospital Award, 1983
Max Fink (right), Taylor Manor Hospital Award, 1983
Max Fink, Taylor Manor Hospital Award, 1983
Max Fink (right) and George Kirov, Edinburgh, Scotland, 2010
Max Fink (right) and Turan Itil and Helen Itil, Las Vegas, Nevada, circa 1970s
An Interview with Max Fink, MD: World-Leading Expert on Electroconvulsive Therapy
Max Fink, MD, Professor of Psychiatry and Neurology Emeritus, Stony Brook University, was interviewed by Lorraine Botti on March 18, 2018. The location was Special Collections in the Melville Library at Stony Brook University, where his archive is housed. In the interview, Dr. Fink discusses: the circumstances which brought him to Stony Brook University in 1972 including his appointment by Dr. Stanley Yolles; his administration of electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) services; the Second World War and Sigmund Freud; psychoanalysis vs. ECT then and now, and its effect on suicide; and catatonia verification and treatment.
Stony Brook Medicine's YouTube Channel published this video in 2019: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_dxp3N12uAY
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The Curriculum Vitae or CV of Max Fink, updated in 2021.