Titlebook: Handbook of Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry; Hoyle Leigh,Jon Streltzer Book 2015Latest edition Hoyle Leigh & Jon Streltzer 2015 behavioral

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Book 2015Latest editione care model of psychiatry in the primary care setting..Patient personality, personality types and traits, and disorders..The chronic patient and the palliative care setting..Trauma- and stressor-related disorders..Somatic symptoms and related disorders..The Second Edition of the .Handbook of Consul

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Common Reasons for Psychiatric Consultation/attempt, altered states of consciousness, anxiety and agitation, psychotic symptoms, suspected psychogenic symptom, addiction and pain problems, and patient behavior generating srong feelings in staff.

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Psychiatric Consultation in the Emergency Setting issues are notable: a broader definition of psychiatric emergencies and greater concern about patient rights. These issues stem from an emergency department’s lack of a buffer from its surrounding community: patients come as they are, whether pushed, or just so inclined, whether in crisis, or just

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Psychopharmacology in Medically Ill Patientss. This would involve careful assessment of the underlying medical condition, interaction of psychotropic medications with other medications used to treat medical problems, potential alterations to pharmacokinetics from the medical condition, and increased vulnerability to side effects from medicati

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Integrated Care: A Population-Based Approach to Consultation-Liaison Psychiatrye integrated mental health team had noticed from their database that Ms. F’s PHQ-9 depression screening scored above 20 on her last two visits, signaling that perhaps she was experiencing moderate to severe depressive symptoms. However, the team saw that she was not receiving any evidence-based trea

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Cultural Aspects of Consultation-Liaison Psychiatryavior and the practice of health care. Culture can influence disease through a variety of mediating factors such as diet, smoking, use of alcohol and other drugs, activity levels, and compliance with medical management. Increasingly culturally competent medical practice is the goal for psychiatrists

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