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Coping With Chronic Disease: Research and Applications
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Coping With Miscarriage
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Counselling and Communication in Health Care
: :Providing a general discussion of the place and usefulness of counselling within medicine as a whole this book aims to help medical practitioners with the management of people in their care by improving their understanding of communication and counselling. In particular it gives detailed and practical sources of information about the major issues and problems facing patients. As health psychology is probably the fastest growing branch of psychology this book is both timely and necessary.
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Current Developments in Health Psychology
: :Providing a general discussion of the place and usefulness of counselling within medicine as a whole this book aims to help medical practitioners with the management of people in their care by improving their understanding of communication and counselling. In particular it gives detailed and practical sources of information about the major issues and problems facing patients. As health psychology is probably the fastest growing branch of psychology this book is both timely and necessary.
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Current Topics in Rehabilitation Psychology
from: Allyn & Bacon
: :Providing a general discussion of the place and usefulness of counselling within medicine as a whole this book aims to help medical practitioners with the management of people in their care by improving their understanding of communication and counselling. In particular it gives detailed and practical sources of information about the major issues and problems facing patients. As health psychology is probably the fastest growing branch of psychology this book is both timely and necessary.
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Cutting Edge Medicine and Liaison Psychiatry
: :Hardbound. Cutting Edge Medicine and Liaison Psychiatry/Psychiatric Problems of Organ Transplantation, Cancer, HIV/AIDS and Genetic Therapy has been created in response to the demands from modern medicine for a focus on psychiatric problems in cutting-edge medicine, such as those related to organ transplantation, genetic therapy, cancer and HIV/AIDS. With the rapid changes of modernized societies, the area of psychiatry is expected to deal with a greater range of disorders. The field is no longer limited to classic disorders such as schizophrenia and bipolar disorders. Cutting-edge medicine, such as genetic diagnosis, genetic therapy ...
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Day Brought Back My Night: Aging and New Vision Loss
: :With the increase in life expectancy, growing numbers of people lose sight as a result of age-related disorders. Stephen Ainlay's timely book, based on extensive personal interviews, is one of the first to study this problem. This book should be of interest to students and practitioners in social gerontology, medicine, social work and nursing.
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Deceits of the Mind and Their Effects on the Body
: :With the increase in life expectancy, growing numbers of people lose sight as a result of age-related disorders. Stephen Ainlay's timely book, based on extensive personal interviews, is one of the first to study this problem. This book should be of interest to students and practitioners in social gerontology, medicine, social work and nursing.
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Depression And The Medically Ill: An Integrated Approach
: :Discusses the relationship between depression and medical illness and the diagnosis and management of depression in the medically ill.
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Depression in Primary Care: Screening and Detection
: :Depression is a major condition often causing as much impairment as chronic medical conditions. Depression may be either the primary disorder underlying patients' complaints or a depressive reaction in response to painful or debilitating physical illnesses and their treatments. In 'Depression in Primary Care' C. Clifford Attkisson and Jane Zich have orchestrated the views of leading experts in the area of depression screening. The book examines the conceptual, methodological, statistical, and clinical issues that have emerged in the investigation of the value of screening for depression in general medical clinics. The contributors ...
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