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This book shows how contemporary psychoanalytic thinking can be applied in the everyday practice of medicine to enhance the practice of family medicine and all clinical specialties.
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This book shows how contemporary psychoanalytic thinking can be applied in the everyday practice of medicine to enhance the practice of family medicine and all clinical specialties.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 244
- Erscheinungstermin: 23. November 2020
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9780429627422
- Artikelnr.: 60199075
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 244
- Erscheinungstermin: 23. November 2020
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9780429627422
- Artikelnr.: 60199075
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Paul Ian Steinberg, MD, is clinical professor, Department of Psychiatry, University of British Columbia, member of the Western Branch - Canadian Psychoanalytic Society, and assistant editor of the Canadian Journal of Psychoanalysis / Revue canadienne de psychanalyse.
Introduction Part 1; Introduction Part 2: A Little Theory; Part A: Learning
from Liaison with Family Medicine; Chapter 1 "Problem Patients": Patients
with Significant Personality Disturbance; Chapter 2 Interviewing the
Patient; Chapter 3 "Are All My Patients Depressed?" The (Mis-)diagnosis of
Depression; Chapter 4 "My Patient is Psychotic": Dealing with a Patient
with a Paranoid Delusion about Her Disease; Chapter 5 Holding Patients with
Medication: Using Neuroleptics as an Adjunct to Psychotherapy in the
Patients with Severe Personality Disorders; Chapter 6 What Psychoanalysis
and Psychiatry Offer to Medicine; Part B. Learning from
Consultation/Liaison Psychiatry; Chapter 7 Psychoanalytic Approaches to
Psychosomatic Medicine; Chapter 8 Psychiatry for the Masses: Broader
Indications for Psychiatric Consultation; Chapter 9 Where Does My Patient
Fit In? Organizing One's Diagnostic Thinking In Differentiating Patients
according to their Symptoms; Chapter 10 "The Most Unkindest Cut of All":
Psychiatric Complications of Surgery in Men; Chapter 11 Psychiatric
Diagnosis is not a Diagnosis of Exclusion: A Patient with Insulinoma
Presenting for Psychiatric Assessment; Chapter 12 Differentiating
Psychiatric and Medical Conditions: A Case of Hyperthyroidism Presenting as
Delusional Disorder; Chapter 13 "My Patient is Hysterical": Adrenal
Carcinoma and Hypertension Presenting with Catatonic Stupor; Part C.
Learning from Inpatient and Day Hospital Psychiatry; Chapter 14 The Mother
Who Couldn't Name Her Child: Problems of Attachment, Identity and The
Capacity to Think; Chapter 15 Freud on the Ward: Integration of
Psychoanalytic Concepts in the Formulation and Management of Hospitalized
Psychiatric Patients;Chapter 16 Psychoanalytic Approaches Integrated into
Day Treatment and Inpatient Settings; Part D. Nonclinical Topics; Chapter
17 Attack of Nerves: Oral Examination Anxiety in Physicians; Chapter 18
Healers Caring for Themselves and Each Other: Preventing Suicide in Medical
Students, Residents and Ourselves; Chapter 19 Professional Betrayal: Sexual
Abuse of Adult Female Patients by Male Physicians.
from Liaison with Family Medicine; Chapter 1 "Problem Patients": Patients
with Significant Personality Disturbance; Chapter 2 Interviewing the
Patient; Chapter 3 "Are All My Patients Depressed?" The (Mis-)diagnosis of
Depression; Chapter 4 "My Patient is Psychotic": Dealing with a Patient
with a Paranoid Delusion about Her Disease; Chapter 5 Holding Patients with
Medication: Using Neuroleptics as an Adjunct to Psychotherapy in the
Patients with Severe Personality Disorders; Chapter 6 What Psychoanalysis
and Psychiatry Offer to Medicine; Part B. Learning from
Consultation/Liaison Psychiatry; Chapter 7 Psychoanalytic Approaches to
Psychosomatic Medicine; Chapter 8 Psychiatry for the Masses: Broader
Indications for Psychiatric Consultation; Chapter 9 Where Does My Patient
Fit In? Organizing One's Diagnostic Thinking In Differentiating Patients
according to their Symptoms; Chapter 10 "The Most Unkindest Cut of All":
Psychiatric Complications of Surgery in Men; Chapter 11 Psychiatric
Diagnosis is not a Diagnosis of Exclusion: A Patient with Insulinoma
Presenting for Psychiatric Assessment; Chapter 12 Differentiating
Psychiatric and Medical Conditions: A Case of Hyperthyroidism Presenting as
Delusional Disorder; Chapter 13 "My Patient is Hysterical": Adrenal
Carcinoma and Hypertension Presenting with Catatonic Stupor; Part C.
Learning from Inpatient and Day Hospital Psychiatry; Chapter 14 The Mother
Who Couldn't Name Her Child: Problems of Attachment, Identity and The
Capacity to Think; Chapter 15 Freud on the Ward: Integration of
Psychoanalytic Concepts in the Formulation and Management of Hospitalized
Psychiatric Patients;Chapter 16 Psychoanalytic Approaches Integrated into
Day Treatment and Inpatient Settings; Part D. Nonclinical Topics; Chapter
17 Attack of Nerves: Oral Examination Anxiety in Physicians; Chapter 18
Healers Caring for Themselves and Each Other: Preventing Suicide in Medical
Students, Residents and Ourselves; Chapter 19 Professional Betrayal: Sexual
Abuse of Adult Female Patients by Male Physicians.
Introduction Part 1; Introduction Part 2: A Little Theory; Part A: Learning
from Liaison with Family Medicine; Chapter 1 "Problem Patients": Patients
with Significant Personality Disturbance; Chapter 2 Interviewing the
Patient; Chapter 3 "Are All My Patients Depressed?" The (Mis-)diagnosis of
Depression; Chapter 4 "My Patient is Psychotic": Dealing with a Patient
with a Paranoid Delusion about Her Disease; Chapter 5 Holding Patients with
Medication: Using Neuroleptics as an Adjunct to Psychotherapy in the
Patients with Severe Personality Disorders; Chapter 6 What Psychoanalysis
and Psychiatry Offer to Medicine; Part B. Learning from
Consultation/Liaison Psychiatry; Chapter 7 Psychoanalytic Approaches to
Psychosomatic Medicine; Chapter 8 Psychiatry for the Masses: Broader
Indications for Psychiatric Consultation; Chapter 9 Where Does My Patient
Fit In? Organizing One's Diagnostic Thinking In Differentiating Patients
according to their Symptoms; Chapter 10 "The Most Unkindest Cut of All":
Psychiatric Complications of Surgery in Men; Chapter 11 Psychiatric
Diagnosis is not a Diagnosis of Exclusion: A Patient with Insulinoma
Presenting for Psychiatric Assessment; Chapter 12 Differentiating
Psychiatric and Medical Conditions: A Case of Hyperthyroidism Presenting as
Delusional Disorder; Chapter 13 "My Patient is Hysterical": Adrenal
Carcinoma and Hypertension Presenting with Catatonic Stupor; Part C.
Learning from Inpatient and Day Hospital Psychiatry; Chapter 14 The Mother
Who Couldn't Name Her Child: Problems of Attachment, Identity and The
Capacity to Think; Chapter 15 Freud on the Ward: Integration of
Psychoanalytic Concepts in the Formulation and Management of Hospitalized
Psychiatric Patients;Chapter 16 Psychoanalytic Approaches Integrated into
Day Treatment and Inpatient Settings; Part D. Nonclinical Topics; Chapter
17 Attack of Nerves: Oral Examination Anxiety in Physicians; Chapter 18
Healers Caring for Themselves and Each Other: Preventing Suicide in Medical
Students, Residents and Ourselves; Chapter 19 Professional Betrayal: Sexual
Abuse of Adult Female Patients by Male Physicians.
from Liaison with Family Medicine; Chapter 1 "Problem Patients": Patients
with Significant Personality Disturbance; Chapter 2 Interviewing the
Patient; Chapter 3 "Are All My Patients Depressed?" The (Mis-)diagnosis of
Depression; Chapter 4 "My Patient is Psychotic": Dealing with a Patient
with a Paranoid Delusion about Her Disease; Chapter 5 Holding Patients with
Medication: Using Neuroleptics as an Adjunct to Psychotherapy in the
Patients with Severe Personality Disorders; Chapter 6 What Psychoanalysis
and Psychiatry Offer to Medicine; Part B. Learning from
Consultation/Liaison Psychiatry; Chapter 7 Psychoanalytic Approaches to
Psychosomatic Medicine; Chapter 8 Psychiatry for the Masses: Broader
Indications for Psychiatric Consultation; Chapter 9 Where Does My Patient
Fit In? Organizing One's Diagnostic Thinking In Differentiating Patients
according to their Symptoms; Chapter 10 "The Most Unkindest Cut of All":
Psychiatric Complications of Surgery in Men; Chapter 11 Psychiatric
Diagnosis is not a Diagnosis of Exclusion: A Patient with Insulinoma
Presenting for Psychiatric Assessment; Chapter 12 Differentiating
Psychiatric and Medical Conditions: A Case of Hyperthyroidism Presenting as
Delusional Disorder; Chapter 13 "My Patient is Hysterical": Adrenal
Carcinoma and Hypertension Presenting with Catatonic Stupor; Part C.
Learning from Inpatient and Day Hospital Psychiatry; Chapter 14 The Mother
Who Couldn't Name Her Child: Problems of Attachment, Identity and The
Capacity to Think; Chapter 15 Freud on the Ward: Integration of
Psychoanalytic Concepts in the Formulation and Management of Hospitalized
Psychiatric Patients;Chapter 16 Psychoanalytic Approaches Integrated into
Day Treatment and Inpatient Settings; Part D. Nonclinical Topics; Chapter
17 Attack of Nerves: Oral Examination Anxiety in Physicians; Chapter 18
Healers Caring for Themselves and Each Other: Preventing Suicide in Medical
Students, Residents and Ourselves; Chapter 19 Professional Betrayal: Sexual
Abuse of Adult Female Patients by Male Physicians.