Psychosocial Aspects of Health Care (Drench, Psychosocial Aspects of Healthcare)

This timely text offers comprehensive, integrated coverage of psychosocial topics involving clients, families, and other caregivers affected by pathology, impairment, functional limitation, and/or disability. To engage students and promote insight, PSYCHOSOCIAL ASPECTS OF HEALTHCARE, 3/e relies on real-life student journal entries from multiple disciplines. A current, evidence-based, extensive literature review forms the core of the text, connecting theory to practice. Reflective Questions and Case Studies after each chapter stimulate awareness and promote dialogue; relevant clinical examples and tables are presented throughout. This edition’s updates include broader coverage of multicultural issues, spirituality, and chronic conditions; a new chapter on abuse and neglect; thorough coverage of PTSD; improved organization; and a new Online Manual containing extensive readings and resources. Cover Title Page Copyright Page Contents Preface Acknowledgments Reviewers PART I: Knowing Self/Knowing Others Chapter 1 Foundations Client–Professional Relationships Health Care Ethics Creating Inviting Environments of Care Summary Reflective Questions Case Study References Chapter 2 Recognizing Attitudes, Beliefs, and Values Understanding Values Attitudes, Stigma, and Prejudice in Health Care Delivery Cross-Professional Values and Biases: Effects on Teamwork and Client Outcomes Summary Reflective Questions Case Study References Chapter 3 Multicultural Perspectives Race, Ethnicity, and Culture Acculturation, Assimilation, and Biculturalism Ethnocentrism Worldview Health Beliefs and Practices The Culture of Medicine Creating Solutions for Culturally Competent Practices Summary Reflective Questions Case Study References Chapter 4 Spirituality The Controversy The Evidence Connections of the Mind, Body, and Spirit Clinical Applications Summary Reflective Questions Case Study References PART II: Making Connections Chapter 5 Communication Elements of Effective Communication Developing Client–Practitioner Rapport Mindfulness: Being Present in the Moment Verbal Communication Nonverbal Communication Written Communication Using Humor to Communicate Barriers to Effective Communication Conflict The Client Interview Summary Reflective Questions Case Study References Chapter 6 Motivation, Adherence, and Collaborative Treatment Planning Factors Affecting Motivation and Adherence Barriers to Adherence Role of Health Care Providers in Promoting Motivation and Adherence Strategies to Enhance Motivation and Adherence Collaboration Barriers to Collaboration Strategies for Improving Collaboration Summary Reflective Questions Case Study References PART III: Loss/Grief, Coping, and Family Chapter 7 Loss and Grief Understanding Loss Loss for the Personal Caregiver Loss for the Health Care Professional Understanding Grief Grieving Behavior Conceptual Models of Grieving Grief Outcomes Chronic Sorrow Summary Reflective Questions Case Study References Chapter 8 Coping Coping Behavior Psychosocial Adaptation Strategies Implications for Health Care Providers Summary Reflective Questions Case Study References Chapter 9 Understanding Family Needs, Roles, and Responsibilities Family Systems Caregiver Needs Developing Caregiver Skills Roles and Responsibilities Within the Family System Caregiver Burden Caring for the Caregiver Relationships Between Professional and Family Caregivers Summary Reflective Questions Case Study References PART IV: Transitions Across the Lifespan Chapter 10 Disability The Social Context of Disability Developmental Disabilities Sudden-Onset Disability Age-Related Disability Health Disparities Summary Reflective Questions Case Study References Chapter 11 Chronic Conditions Disease Versus Illness Chronic Conditions Effect of Chronic Conditions on Body Image and Self-Concept Chronic Pain Therapeutic Interventions Summary Reflective Questions Case Study References Chapter 12 Sexuality Sexual Development Clinical Interventions Summary Reflective Questions Case Study References PART V: Conditions That Challenge Care Chapter 13 Psychiatric Disorders Causes Burden of Illness Depression Bipolar Spectrum Disorder Anxiety Disorders Implications for Health Care Professionals Exercise as an Intervention for Mental Illness Summary Reflective Questions Case Study References Chapter 14 Self-Destructive Behaviors Substance Use Disorders Eating Disorders Self-Injurious Behavior Suicide Summary Reflective Questions Case Study References Chapter 15 Abuse and Neglect The Faces of Abuse Categories of Abuse Strategies for Health Professionals Summary Reflective Questions Case Study References Additional Resources Index A B C D E F G H I J L M N O P R S T U V W This timely text offers comprehensive, integrated coverage of psychosocial topics involving clients, families, and other caregivers affected by pathology, impairment, functional limitation, and/or disability. To engage students and promote insight, PSYCHOSOCIAL ASPECTS OF HEALTHCARE, 3/e relies on real-life student journal entries from multiple disciplines. A current, evidence-based, extensive literature review forms the core of the text, connecting theory to practice. Reflective Questions and Case Studies after each chapter stimulate awareness and promote dialogue; relevant clinical examples and tables are presented throughout. This edition's updates include broader coverage of multicultural issues, spirituality, and chronic conditions; a new chapter on abuse and neglect; thorough coverage of PTSD; improved organization; and a new Online Manual containing extensive readings and resources. -- Provided by publisher