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

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Collaborative Medical and Behavioral Health Treatment of Patients with Migraine Headaches are physical disorders that are influenced by stressors in a person’s environment. When patients seek medical care for their headaches they often feel overwhelmed by the impact of their condition on their lives. Many feel as if they have failed because they cannot control their headaches, and ofte

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Assessment and Management of Somatoform and Conversion Symptomslind spots,”1 where the assumptions of Cartesian dualism can discourage the gathering of useful ideographic information and negatively impact efforts at successful treatment. From our perspective, the presence of somatoform and conversion factors demonstrates the need for continuous refinement of in

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Biobehavioral Management of Hot Flashes in a 48-Year-Old Breast Cancer Survivor6% of healthy menopausal women and 78% of women treated for breast cancer experience hot flashes. Kronenberg et al. described a hot flash as “a transient episode of flushing, sweating, and a sensation of heat, often accompanied by palpitations and a feeling of anxiety, and sometimes followed by chil

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Collaborative Care to Heal Gender Relations Across Generations: A Couple of Trainees Watch a Couple complaints, mood disorders, family loyalty, and role negotiations as couples. We focus on the transgenerational transmission of somatizing issues and also of gender roles and expectations, roles and responsibilities. We will also highlight the unique structure of the therapies. Both couples were tre

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The Complex Orofacial Pain Patient: A Case for Collaboration Between the Orofacial Pain Dentist and board-certified clinical health psychologist with advanced training in clinical psychopharmacology. The orofacial pain dentist and the clinical health psychologist collaborated in diagnosing and successfully treating a patient with complex chronic orofacial pain and excessive narcotic and benzodiaze

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-76894-6Collaborative health care model; Comorbid medical disorder treatment; Diabetes; Evidence-based clinical

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978-1-4419-2641-8Springer-Verlag New York 2008

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