Titlebook: Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry; 1990 and Beyond Hoyle Leigh Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1994 Syndrom.dementia.learn

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Hans H. Hinterhuber,Enrico Valdaniatric, including psychopathology and expectable develpoments in infants, children, and adolescents, and the changing social, economic, political, and professional contexts in which consultation takes place. Because consultation-liaison work is often at the furthest reach of applications of new resea

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Herausforderungen an das Managementize medicine as well as increase its effectiveness and efficiency. Despite numerous citations documenting the effectiveness of liaison psychiatry,. resistance to the approach on the part of physicians, including psychiatrists, has hampered development and remains widespread.. Nevertheless, spurred b

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Sandra M. van Bon,Martin Müller it generates the Patient Evaluation Grid (PEG) developed by Leigh, Feinstein, and Reiser -a bio-psychosocial inventory of the patient which serves an eduational as well as clinical function..The PEG consist of the nine areas of investigation about patients formed by the intersection of the three di

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Martin Müller,Ulrich Nissen,Jens Pape teaching, government. This demand necessitates a move toward creating computerized database systems to collect, aggregate, and transform pertinent data into usable information. On all levels of health service delivery we need to understand not only what we are doing, but what we should not be doing

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Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry on the Threshold of a New Century, assumptions then prevalent in consultation-liaison (CL) settings. The mood was generally upbeat, and most participants had great hopes for the biopsychosocial model potentially becoming a shared value among all physicians (Engel, 1977; Leigh, Feinstein & Reiser, 1980). The panelists described vario