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

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Managing Chronic Pain Through Collaborative Care: Two Patients, Two Programs, Two Dramatically Diffech a profound impact on all areas of an individual’s life, those who treat patients with chronic pain must be able to integrate information across biological, psychological, and social domains. As such, it has become increasingly important to develop models of collaborative care that address the bio

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The Primary Care Behavioral Health Model: Applications to Prevention, Acute Care and Chronic Conditig lack of access to BH providers for consultation further frustrate the typical PCP’s efforts to address the BH needs. When not addressed effectively, BH problems contribute to higher medical costs, as well as poorer medical, functional and behavioral outcomes. Given this dire situation, primary car

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The Train Wreck: Assessment and Management of a Complex Medical Patient further result in conflicting expectations between the patient and the physician. In spite of a commitment to care, the physician working with a difficult patient may feel guilty when his or her efforts to treat a patient appear to be failing. Unsure of where to start or what to treat, the individu