Psychology of Medicine and Surgery: A Guide for Psychologists, Counsellors, Nurses and DoctorsISBN: 978-0-471-85214-8
Paperback
328 pages
April 2000
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APPLYING PSYCHOLOGY TO HEALTH CARE.
Psychology Knowledge: Its Relevance and Limitations.
Theories, Models and Objectives in Health Care.
BECOMING ILL AND BEING ILL.
Challenge, Stress and Coping.
Psychobiology of Disease Processes: Heart Disease and Cancer.
Psychology of Physical Symptoms.
The Patient's Agenda: Beliefs and Intentions.
The Psychological Impact of Physical Illness.
Chronic Illness, Dying and Bereavement: Stages and Cycles of Adaptation.
TREATMENT.
Clinicians' Decisions and Patients' Adherence.
Clinical Communication: Partnership and Opposition.
Patient Empowerment: Information, Choice and Control.
Hospitalization and Surgery.
Psychological Treatment of Unexplained Physical Symptoms.
Psychological Treatment of Physical Disease.
Using Patients' Perspective to Evaluate Care.
References.
Index.
Psychology Knowledge: Its Relevance and Limitations.
Theories, Models and Objectives in Health Care.
BECOMING ILL AND BEING ILL.
Challenge, Stress and Coping.
Psychobiology of Disease Processes: Heart Disease and Cancer.
Psychology of Physical Symptoms.
The Patient's Agenda: Beliefs and Intentions.
The Psychological Impact of Physical Illness.
Chronic Illness, Dying and Bereavement: Stages and Cycles of Adaptation.
TREATMENT.
Clinicians' Decisions and Patients' Adherence.
Clinical Communication: Partnership and Opposition.
Patient Empowerment: Information, Choice and Control.
Hospitalization and Surgery.
Psychological Treatment of Unexplained Physical Symptoms.
Psychological Treatment of Physical Disease.
Using Patients' Perspective to Evaluate Care.
References.
Index.