Name article	Article type	Característica de la institución Asilar	References
The psychiatric ideas of Jose Ramón Elguero, M.D., a physician at the “Casa de Locos” [(the House of Mads) in Santiago, 1862 (author's transl)]	Historical article. A descriptive study of the History of Medicine. Secondary historical source. Assylar model.	Modelo Asilar this work describes the origin of the different locations that Casa de Orates (Madhouse) has occupied Chile. The locations of this institution in the Yungay and Chimba neighborhoods area are specially analyzed. Moreover, the sad and poorly known incident involving the national Madhouse of Olivos and Providencia is narrated.	(9)
Ignacio Matte Blanco, MD, and the development of psychiatry teaching to medical students	Biographical historical article. A descriptive study of the History of Medicine. Secondary historical source. Psychoanalytic Model- Assylar model.	The father of psychoanalysis in Chili and the medical psychiatry education method, were exposed not only in Chile but to the Pan-American Health Organization. He advocated decreasing the time spent in lectures, and increase clinical practice and group dynamic experiences centered on the students. He insisted that teaching had to be focused on issues useful for general physicians and non-psychiatric specialists, as well as in the need to extend the psychosocial curriculum to the internship.	(10)
The contributions of Professor Armando Roa to Chilean psychiatry	Biographical historical article. A descriptive study of the History of Medicine. Secondary historical source. The transitional model between assylay and communitary psychiatry.	Professor Armando Roa had an original conception of the clinical-phenomenological method of investigation in clinical psychiatry, differing from that applied in European clinical studies. Considering that the psychiatrist must rely on clinical facts, the generic features of symptoms must be studied and the way a symptom is lived must be specified. In this way, Professor Roa made five descriptions of normal and pathological anxiety, obsessions, phobias, autism, larvate psychical forms of epilepsy, primitive perception of reference, psychopathy, and anorexia nervosa. He created the concepts of communicative and indicative language, destroyed thinking and unwillingness in schizophrenics, notifying language in neurotics and awareness and the notion of disease. He also made a new classification of alcoholics.	(11)
José Juan Bruner (1825–1899): una estrella fugaz en la historia de la psiquiatría chilena	Biographical historical article. A descriptive study of the History of Medicine. Secondary historical source. Assylar model.	The contribution of Dr. Bruner to psychology and psychiatry is largely unknown. This is a summary of the ideas proposed in his “Medical-Psychological Monograph” from 1857, that which written after a case of a possibly possessed woman from Santiago. In this work Dr. Bruner discards the spirit-brain duality, proposes a functional morphology of the brain, recognizes the importance of remote history-taking when interviewing patients and, proposes a theory for self-formation and the risks of self-fragmentation. H	(11)
Approaches for an Archeology of Mental Health in Chili. Spatial and Material Background of the House of Orates, in its first 50 years	Biographical historical article. Descriptive study of the History of Medicine. Archeology. Secondary historical source. Assylar model. House of madness.	From this review, it is realized how the material changes in total institutions, allow us demonstrating the evolution in the development of the discourses around health and psychiatry and its relationship with the socio-historical context of industrial capitalism, linked to the principles of production and understanding of the person based on their usefulness in the productive system, as workers. The first 5-year period of the Casa de Orates offers an overview to understand the dynamics of social and political transformation under the wing of hygiene and the development of industrial society, but always from the construction of the category of subalterns, which is also structured through starting from specific subcategories such as gender and social class, a relevant aspect to understand the internal dynamics of the use of resources and space of those who inhabited that place.	(12)
Historia de la psiquiatría: Casas de locos. Lei sobre la materia.	Legal history article. Primary Historical article	This law defined the indications for hospitalization derived of law 466 of the civil code to institutionalize patients alienated, under medical protection, which could be withdrawn by the guardian who could be a relative or acquaintance that it could be taken care of by defining the place where he would live at the time of hospital discharge. The administration of the Casa de Orates de Santiago will be at charge of a Board of Directors, composed of five members. It also defines the admission and discharge criteria hospitals with assisted discharge in the event that the family member I would like to withdraw your patient.	(13)
History of Chilean Psychiatry	Biographical historical article. Descriptive study of the History of Medicine. Secondary historical source	From (Demonic Psychiatry; Moralist Psychiatry) Franz Joseph Gall (1758–1828) initiates a kind of Brain Psychiatry, father of Phrenology, which relates the shape of the brain and skull to the functions of the mind. of mental illnesses appears with Emil Kraepelin (1856–1926). With Sigmund Freud (1856–1939). Chilean Manuel Antonio Carmona, who initiates the participation of Chilean psychiatry in the historical scenario (1857). E rnst KretErnster (1888–1964). A We owe Karl Jaspers (1883–1969) the introduction of the phenomenological clinical method. Despite the fact that the Casa de Orates was founded in 1852, a doctor named Manuel Antonio Carmona appeared only in 1857, marking the beginning of psychiatry in our country.	Historia de la Psiquiatría chilena. Clase realizada para el Departamento de Psiquiatría de la Facultad de Medicina del Área Occidente de la Universidad de Chile. Texto elaborado en Abril de (14–17) 995.