Primary Care Mental Health (eBook, ePUB)

Redaktion: Gask, Linda

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Around ninety per cent of all patients with mental health problems are managed solely in primary care, including thirty-fifty per cent of all those with serious mental illness. Primary care plays an increasingly essential role in developing and delivering mental health services, and in the wellbeing of communities. In this book, internationally respected authors provide both a conceptual background and practical advice for primary care clinicians and specialist mental health professionals liaising with primary care. Clinical, policy and professional issues, such as working effectively at the interface between services, are addressed, with a key focus on patient and service user experience. Following the highly successful first edition, which was awarded first prize at the BMA Medical Book Awards in the category of Primary Health Care, this fully updated volume includes new chapters on mental health and long-term physical conditions, prison populations, improving access to care and public mental health.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Cambridge University Press
• Erscheinungstermin: 20. September 2018
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781108671125
• Artikelnr.: 56635837

Inhaltsangabe

Part I. Conceptual Basis and Overarching Themes: 1. What is primary care
mental health? Linda Gask, Tony Kendrick, Robert Peveler and Carolyn A.
Chew-Graham; 2. The epidemiology of mental illness Laura Thomas and Glyn
Lewis; 3. A sociological view of mental health and illness Anne Rogers and
David Pilgrim; 4. The patient and service user perspective Linda Gask and
Sue Collinson; 5. Primary care mental health in low- and middle-income
countries Mohan Isaac, Oye Gureje and Athula Sumathipala; 6. Diagnosis and
classification of mental illness: a view from primary care Linda Gask,
Christopher Dowrick, Michael Klinkman and Oye Gureje; Part II. Clinical
issues: 7. Depression Tony Kendrick, Jane Gunn and Andre Tylee; 8. Suicide
prevention: identification, intervention and mitigation of risk Alys Cole
King and Siobhan O'Neill; 9. Anxiety Bruce Arroll and Tony Kendrick; 10.
Medically unexplained symptoms Christopher Dowrick and Marianne Rosendal;
11. Mental health problems in older people Eugene Tang, Carolyn A.
Chew-Graham and Louise Robinson; 12. Mental health and long-term physical
conditions Peter A. Coventry and Stuart W. Mercer; 13. Perinatal mental
health Debbie Sharp; 14. Common child and adolescent mental health problems
Roz Shafran, Anna Coughtrey and Isobel Heyman; 15. Psychosis Helen Lester
and Irwin Nazareth; 16. Emergencies in primary care Tony Kendrick and Helen
Lester; 17. Drug use disorders Martyn Hull and Ed Day; 18. Management of
alcohol problems Fiona Hamilton and Helen Lester; 19. Eating disorders
Katie Lang and Ulrike Schmidt; 20. Physical health of people with mental
illness Richard Holt, David Shiers and Robert Peveler; 21. Ethnic
minorities Waquas Waheed and Carolyn A. Chew-Graham; 22. Asylum seekers and
refugees Angela Burnett; 23. Sexual problems Michael King; 24. Mental
health in offenders and prison populations Richard Byng and Andrew
Forrester; Part III. Policy and Practice: 25. Public mental health Jonathan
Campion; 26. The role of the primary care team Mark Haddad; 27. Improving
access to care Simon Gilbody, Tony Kendrick and Linda Gask; 28.
Collaborative care and stepped care: effective strategies for managing
common mental disorders David Richards, Jacqueline J. Hill, Simon Gilbody,
Peter Coventry and Linda Gask; 29. Psychological therapies Francis Cole,
Karina Lovell, David Ekers and Linda Gask; Part IV. Reflective Practice:
30. Teaching and learning about mental health Linda Gask, Barry Lewis and
David Goldberg; 31. Mental health research in primary care Tony Kendrick,
Robert Peveler, Carolyn A. Chew-Graham, Linda Gask and Michael Moore; 32.
Individual treatment decisions: guidelines and clinical judgement Tony
Kendrick; 33. General practitioners and mental health Henry Allberry and
Clare Gerada.