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This well-known text is the definitive reference work on the psychiatric care of patients with medical, neurological and surgical disorders. Physical illness often places a heavy mental burden on patients and this book is the most authoritative guide to dealing with their emotional, cognitive and behavioral problems. For internists and psychiatrists, especially those in consultation/liaison psychiatry, it is an invaluable resource. The second edition has been greatly expanded and includes 28 new chapters on such topics as parenteral administration of psychotropic drugs; psychiatric aspects of cosmetic and reconstructive surgery; cognitive therapy in medical-psychiatric patients; palliative care; religious issues in medical-psychiatric practice; psychiatric assessment of chronic fatigue syndromes; reproductive neuroendocrinology; seizures and epilepsy; psychiatric assessment of the medically ill child; pain management in children; frontal lobe syndromes and traumatic brain injury; disorders of eating in medical-psychiatric patients; headache syndromes; spinal cord injury; psychopharmacology in pregnancy and lactation; chemical sensitivity syndromes; infectious diseases; medical genetics; anesthesiology; competency evaluations; and grief reactions in children.
This text investigates the complex intersection of psychiatric, neurological, and medical disorders to provide a framework for managing the emotional and behavioral needs of medically ill patients. The authors, Alan Stoudemire, Barry S. Fogel, and Donna B. Greenberg, leverage their extensive clinical expertise to synthesize medical data and psychiatric theory. The work serves as a comprehensive reference for clinicians navigating the diagnostic and therapeutic challenges inherent in treating patients with comorbid physical and mental health conditions.
What You Will Find
Experts and practitioners in the field of consultation-liaison psychiatry recognize this volume as a foundational reference for clinical practice. Readers frequently note the high density of the clinical information provided, which serves as a standard resource for internists and psychiatrists alike.
Page Count:
1240
Publication Date:
2000-02-24
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0195124529
ISBN-13:
9780195124521
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