Handbook of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Clinical Assessment and Intervention Planning

Herausgeber: Harrison, Saul Isaac; Eth, Spencer

• Gebundenes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

This volume contains information on assessing, diagnosing and treatment planning for the range of psychiatric and psychologic problems children and adolescents may experience during their development. It includes in-depth coverage of these issues and also includes "decision trees" for some topics, which are brief flowcharts for practitioners to follow when assessing patients for suspected problems.

---

Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Wiley
• Volume 5 edition
• Seitenzahl: 848
• Erscheinungstermin: 13. Februar 1998
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 287mm x 225mm x 53mm
• Gewicht: 2214g
• ISBN-13: 9780471193302
• ISBN-10: 0471193305
• Artikelnr.: 21288470

Autorenporträt

Joseph D. Noshpitz is the editor of Handbook of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Volume 5, Clinical Assessment and Intervention Planning, published by Wiley. Saul Isaac Harrison is the editor of Handbook of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Volume 5, Clinical Assessment and Intervention Planning, published by Wiley.

Inhaltsangabe

CLINICAL ASSESSMENT.
Types and Goals of Clinical Assessment (M. Dulcan).
Classification Systems and Nosology (T. Achenbach).
Vulnerabilities, Risk Factors, Protective Factors, and Resilience (N.
Grant).
Communicating with Children (J. Demb & S. Harrison).
Communicating with Adolescents (R. Hendren & B. Sarvet).
Engaging Parents in Clinical Processes (S. Brown).
Clinical Use of Interpreters (W. Arroyo).
Experimental Concepts in Clinical Assessment (K. Wells).
The Ethics of Consent and Confidentiality in Clinical Practice (G. Leong &
S. Eth).
DECISION TREES FOR A SAMPLING OF PRESENTING PROBLEMS.
Disruptive Behavior (P. Tolan & M. Kruesi).
Shyness and Fearfulness (R. Mattison).
Unhappiness (J. Bemporad & S. Gabel).
Difficulty with Academic Performance (L. Silver & R. Ostrander).
Sleep Difficulty (M. Naylor).
Appetite Disturbances: Anorexia and Hyperphagia (H. Steiner).
Substance Abuse (S. Jaffe & J. Gould).
Suicidal Behavior (C. Pfeffer).
Bizarre, Odd, and Eccentric Behavior (P. Tanguay).
Enuresis (G. Fritz & R. Rockney).
Encopresis (R. Rockney & O. Hagino).
School Refusal (R. Klein).
Lying (E. Bleiberg & S. Atkinson).
Stealing (E. Bleiberg & S. Atkinson).
Temper Tantrums (S. Brown & H. Reid).
Speech and Language Disorders (L. Zukerman & D. Cantwell).
Language Delay (J. Fischel & G. Whitehurst).
Accident-Proneness (M. Sokol & N. Gray).
No Friends (A. Clarkin).
Runaway Behavior (J. Sargent).
Involuntary Movements (B. Peterson).
INITIATING ASSESSMENT.
The Initial Encounter (R. King).
Assessment of Dangerousness (J. Jankowski).
CLINICAL HISTORY.
Psychiatric History (M. Dulcan).
Genetic, Prenatal, and Delivery History (L. Lotspeich).
Neonatal and Infancy History (K. Minde).
Preschool History (K. Minde).
History of School-Age Children (R. King).
Puberty and Adolescence (C. Sylvester & S. Weissman).
Temperament and Personality (R. Seifer).
Speech, Language, and Communication (C. Baltaxe).
Health History (H. Steiner).
Nutrition Assessment (P. Novak & M. Baer).
Assessment of Gender and Sexual Development in Children (S. Coates & S.
Wolfe.
Assessment of Sexual and Gender Development in Adolescents (S. Bradley).
Assessment of Conscience Development (C. Keith).
Assessment of Cognitive Processes (D. Siegel).
Social Communication (P. Tanguay).
Family History (A. Josephson & F. Moncher).
Peer and Adult Relationships (A. Clarkin).
Socioeconomic Factors (E. Messinger).
Legal Factors (D. Cornell).
Cultural and Religious Issues (P. Muehrer).
Occupational Assessment (S. Haiman & S. Greene).
Vocational Assessment (E. Lang).
Educational Issues (R. Ostrander & L. Silver).
Trauma History (L. Terr).
Disabilities History (H. Sachs).
CLINICAL OBSERVATION.
Observation, Interview, and Mental Status Assessment (OIM): Parent(s) (L.
Arnold & P. Jensen).
Observation, Interview, and Mental Status Assessment (OIM): Infants and
Preschool Children (K. Minde).
Observation, Interview, and Mental Status Assessment (OIM): School-Aged
Children (R. King).
Observation, Interview, and Mental Status Assessment (OIM): Puberty,
Adolescents, and Young Adults (S. Weissman & C. Sylvester).
Observation, Interview, and Mental Status Assessment (OIM): Family Unit and
Subunits (A. Josephson & F. Moncher).
The Home Visit (E. Messinger).
The School Visit (M. Gordon).
Observation, Interview, and Mental Status Assessment (OIM): Unwilling or
Resistant (M. Blotcky).
Observation, Interview, and Mental Status Assessment (ODM): Culturally
Different from Clincian (S. Silverman & J. McDermott).
Observation, Interview, and Mental Status Assessment (OIM): Possibly Abused
(S. Kaplan).
Observation, Interview, and Mental Status Assessment (OIM): Possibly
Substance Abusing (J. Gould & S. Jaffe).
Observation, Interview, and Mental Status Assessment (OIM): Slow Learning
(L. Silver & R. Ostrander).
Observation, Interview, and Mental Status Assessment (OIM): Physically ILL
(L. Cahen & M. Jellinek).
Observation, Interview, and Mental Status Assessment (OIM): Traumatized (L.
Terr).
Observation, Interview, and Mental Status Assessment (OIM): Violent (E.
Pittel).
Observation, Interview, and Mental Status Assessment (OIM): Disabled (H.
Sachs).
Observation, Interview, and Mental Status Assessment (OIM): Competence to
Testify (K. Saywitz).
Observation, Interview, and Mental Status Assessment (OIM): Competence for
Independent Decision Making (P. Ash, et al.).
Observation, Interview, and Mental Status Assessment (OIM): Pregnant
Adolescent and Teen Parent (L. Ware).
Observation, Interview, and Mental Status Assessment (OIM): Adopted (A.
Sorosky & B. Sorosky).
Observation, Interview, and Mental Status Assessment (OIM): Single-Parent
Homes (J. Larrieu & C. Zeanah).
Observation, Interview, and Mental Status Assessment (OIM): Divorce (N.
Kalter).
Observation, Interview, and Mental Status Assessment (OIM): Homosexual (R.
Pleak & D. Anderson).
Observation, Interview, and Mental Status Assessment (OIM): Cult
Involvement (L. West).
Physical Examination (J. McConville & B. McConville).
Neurological Examination (J. Bregman).
Behavioral Assessment (D. Goldston & K. Kirkhart).
Psychodynamic Assessment (D. Berland).
Rating Scales (J. Goldman & J. Rodrigue).
Psychological Testing (J. Rodrigue & J. Goldman).
Structured Interviews (J. Young, et al.).
Laboratory Testing (J. Levitt & J. McCracken).
Genetic Studies (L. Lotspeich).
Speech, Language, and Hearing (C. Baltaxe).
Brian Imaging (M. Ernst & L. Hertz-Pannier).
Electrophysicological Studies (S. Pliszka).
Computers and Assessment (M. Huang & N. Alessi).
CONCLUDING THE ASSESSMENT PROCESS.
Clincial Formulation (B. Nurcombe).
Clinical Decision Making (B. Nurcombe).
Intervention Strategy Planning (B. Nurcombe).
Interpretive Interview with Children and Adolescents and their Parent(s)
(L. Arnold & P. Jensen).
Report Preparation (B. Nurcombe).
Epilogue: The Paths to the Bright Future of Clinical Child/Adolescent
Psychiatry (CAP) (S. Harrison).
Indexes.