This discussion is about theGermanwingsairline tragedy. Please read/listen to the following article:http://www.npr.org/blogs/health/2015/04/01/...

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Title: Germanwings Airline Tragedy
Contents
1. Common Misconceptions Concerning People with Psychiatric Disorders    3
2. People with Brain Disorders being Treated Differently than those with Psychiatric Disorders    3
3. Reasons for the Differential Treatment    3
4. My Opinion on their Differential Treatment    4
5. Avoiding such Future Tragedies    4
6. Elimination of Rules Regarding Doctor-Patient Confidentiality under Certain Circumstances    4
Works Cited    5
1. Common Misconceptions Concerning People with Psychiatric Disorders
We are not sure regarding the effective treatment of people with psychiatric disorder as sometimes it is too late to identify whether a person is actually going through depression although he/she might behave quite fine like Pilot Zaharie Ahmad Shah of MH370 (The Telegraph). According to Mohr et al., a common misconception lies in describing and estimating mental health technologies used to treat people with psychiatric disorders as products. The successful implementation of web-based technologies were claimed to be successful in treating psychiatric disorders but as such, there is no proper substantiation regarding the same.
2. People with Brain Disorders being Treated Differently than those with Psychiatric Disorders
People with brain disorders such as amnesia or epilepsy can be easily diagnosed with few symptoms like forgetfulness or seizures with increased intensity as supported by Cretin et al. The amnesia in increasing stages can be detected by sufficient data from brain imaging. In epileptic people, there is a significant cognitive ageing as supported by Helmstaedter and Witt. There has been detection of only 4.1% in psychiatric disorders as opined by Chege, as these patients do not have any...