Indonesian term
mental treatment
4 +2 | perawatan mental | Sugeng Hariyanto |
5 +1 | Perawatan Kejiwaan | Anthony Indra |
5 | penatalaksanaan penyakit kejiwaan | Virtualriver |
5 | Pengobatan mental | nuvo |
4 | pengobatan penyakit jiwa | R.J.Chadwick (X) |
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Proposed translations
perawatan mental
pengobatan penyakit jiwa
(1) "pengobatan" = treatment; whereas "perawatan" = care or nursing
(2) "penyakit jiwa" (functioning here as an adjectival phrase) is more consistent with the translation of the other terms in this set.
(3) I have never encountered the term "perawatan mental" before, but because I am not a native speaker of Indonesian I would defer to Sugeng.
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nuvo
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ErichEko ⟹⭐
: People undergo mental treatment are not always considered mentally sick.
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Perawatan Kejiwaan
This term is used in most Indonesian hospitals.
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