Titlebook: Collaborative Medicine Case Studies; Evidence in Practice Rodger Kessler,Dale Stafford Book 2008 Springer-Verlag New York 2008 Collaborativ

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Shakespeare and the Nature of Womenated by the same cotherapists: Susan McDaniel, a psychologist with training in family therapy and collaborative care, and Kevin Fiscella, a family physician with training in family therapy. Their collaboration represented a balance in motion for these two couples with complex physical, emotional, and relational health issues.

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Introductione. Since medical sites evaluate and treat more mental health and substance abuse problems than the specialty behavioral health system and because many acute and chronic medical presentations have significant psychological components, on-site collaboration between medicine and behavioral health is a

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Planning Care in the Clinical, Operational, and Financial Worldsh settings. But this casebook also features another form of collaboration: the “cooperation” of clinical, operational, and financial perspectives and requirements as cases unfold with real people in real settings.The reason for writing case studies in a way that features this latter form of “collabo

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The Primary Care Behavioral Health Model: Applications to Prevention, Acute Care and Chronic Conditiof mental and addictive disorders hovers in the vicinity of 27%, and the vast majority of those afflicted by these problems seek care from primary care providers (PCPs). People present to primary care for assistance with a myriad of other BH problems, such as nicotine addiction, obesity, chronic pai

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The Train Wreck: Assessment and Management of a Complex Medical Patientclinical setting. These patients come in many versions but typically involve complicated medical histories, extensive medication lists, and repeated medical visits without any apparent medical benefit. The patients do not always seem to want to get well and physicians are frequently unsure what to d