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Integrating Theoretical Paradigms,ent’s unique core sense of self, as well as their intrapsychic and interpersonal psychological functioning. With a greater grasp of these concepts, the consulting psychiatrist can begin to use the psychodynamic tenets to understand the patient’s personality style and may develop a psychodynamic form

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The Patient,complishments and hardships, the psychiatric consultant will glean invaluable information and will be able to better understand the patient’s strengths and weakness. Such an understanding will almost certainly enhance treatment efforts and outcomes. Additionally, the reader should now appreciate tha

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The Treatment Team,), an added goal of the consultant may be to influence, over time, the treatment team‘s ability to use psychodynamic and attachment theory concepts in difficult cases. It is helpful for the psychiatric consultant to teach treatment-team members that the way patients and families perceive the team is

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Ethical and Medicolegal Issues,g with both pediatric [Ascherman and Rubin (Child Adolesc Psychiatr Clin N Am 17:21–35, 2008)] and adult populations [Arras and Steinbock (Ethical issues in modern medicine, Mayfield, 1998); Gutheil et al. (J Am Acad Psychiatry Law 33(4):432–436, 2005)]. Among the key issues which must frequently be

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The Culture,a culturally-informed understanding of the vulnerabilities and strengths of the patient, the family system, and the treatment team, well. In this chapter we have focused on how cultural competence may facilitate communication, diagnosis, and treatment.