Systemic Approach to Behavioral Healthcare Integration
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Systemic Approach to Behavioral Healthcare Integration
Context Matters
Ruddy, Nancy Breen; McDaniel, Susan H.
American Psychological Association
01/2024
350
Mole
Inglês
9781433835865
15 a 20 dias
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Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgements
Prologue
Introduction: Why a Systemic Lens Is Critical for Integrated Care
Part : Overview: The Systemic Evolution of Integrated Care
Chapter : Models of Integrated Care and Beyond
Chapter 2: The Rise of Integrated Clinical Approaches
Chapter 3: Healthcare Reform and Emerging Models of Research
Part II: Overview: Systemic Integrated Care Implementation
Chapter 4: Healthcare Education, Financing, and Equity
Chapter 5: Organization and Practice Level Integration
Chapter : Shifting Practice Behaviors of Clinicals, Staff, and Administrators
Part III: Overview: A Systemic Lens for Integrated Clinical Services
Chapter 7: Clinical Theory, Strategies, and Research
Chapter 8: The Developing Evidence Base for Systemic Interventions
Chapter 9: Adult Healthcare
Chapter : Pediatrics
Chapter : Women amp rsquo s Health
Chapter 2: Conclusion: Envisioning an Integrated Healthcare Home
Epilogue
References
Index
About the Authors
Preface
Acknowledgements
Prologue
Introduction: Why a Systemic Lens Is Critical for Integrated Care
Part : Overview: The Systemic Evolution of Integrated Care
Chapter : Models of Integrated Care and Beyond
Chapter 2: The Rise of Integrated Clinical Approaches
Chapter 3: Healthcare Reform and Emerging Models of Research
Part II: Overview: Systemic Integrated Care Implementation
Chapter 4: Healthcare Education, Financing, and Equity
Chapter 5: Organization and Practice Level Integration
Chapter : Shifting Practice Behaviors of Clinicals, Staff, and Administrators
Part III: Overview: A Systemic Lens for Integrated Clinical Services
Chapter 7: Clinical Theory, Strategies, and Research
Chapter 8: The Developing Evidence Base for Systemic Interventions
Chapter 9: Adult Healthcare
Chapter : Pediatrics
Chapter : Women amp rsquo s Health
Chapter 2: Conclusion: Envisioning an Integrated Healthcare Home
Epilogue
References
Index
About the Authors
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Integrated Behavioral Health; medical settings; health maintenance; Family systems; biopsychosocial model; primary care; health care; family psychology; family psychologists; family therapy; mental health system improvement; improving behavioral healthcare; medical family therapy; covid-19 mental care; community health interventions design; improving patient outcomes; whole person care; treating mind and body; structural factors; clinical models of integrated care; family medicine; integrated primary care; health care reform; team-based integrated care; systemic reimbursement; operational systems barriers; facilitators for change; financial systems barriers; clinical systems barriers; practice integration process; facilitating integrated care; Training Strategies to Engage Leadership and Administration; Training Strategies to Engage Staff; Systemic Strategies for Practice Transformation; Reflective Team Practice Culture; families in chronic disease management; manage neurodevelopmental issues; clinical strategies in women's health; adherence issues; adaptation challenges; 5 As model; cross model framework; chronic disease management; collaborative care model; collaborative genogram construction; family life spiral model; impact of loss; EPIS model; reflective practice; systems lens; behavioral health care model
Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgements
Prologue
Introduction: Why a Systemic Lens Is Critical for Integrated Care
Part : Overview: The Systemic Evolution of Integrated Care
Chapter : Models of Integrated Care and Beyond
Chapter 2: The Rise of Integrated Clinical Approaches
Chapter 3: Healthcare Reform and Emerging Models of Research
Part II: Overview: Systemic Integrated Care Implementation
Chapter 4: Healthcare Education, Financing, and Equity
Chapter 5: Organization and Practice Level Integration
Chapter : Shifting Practice Behaviors of Clinicals, Staff, and Administrators
Part III: Overview: A Systemic Lens for Integrated Clinical Services
Chapter 7: Clinical Theory, Strategies, and Research
Chapter 8: The Developing Evidence Base for Systemic Interventions
Chapter 9: Adult Healthcare
Chapter : Pediatrics
Chapter : Women amp rsquo s Health
Chapter 2: Conclusion: Envisioning an Integrated Healthcare Home
Epilogue
References
Index
About the Authors
Preface
Acknowledgements
Prologue
Introduction: Why a Systemic Lens Is Critical for Integrated Care
Part : Overview: The Systemic Evolution of Integrated Care
Chapter : Models of Integrated Care and Beyond
Chapter 2: The Rise of Integrated Clinical Approaches
Chapter 3: Healthcare Reform and Emerging Models of Research
Part II: Overview: Systemic Integrated Care Implementation
Chapter 4: Healthcare Education, Financing, and Equity
Chapter 5: Organization and Practice Level Integration
Chapter : Shifting Practice Behaviors of Clinicals, Staff, and Administrators
Part III: Overview: A Systemic Lens for Integrated Clinical Services
Chapter 7: Clinical Theory, Strategies, and Research
Chapter 8: The Developing Evidence Base for Systemic Interventions
Chapter 9: Adult Healthcare
Chapter : Pediatrics
Chapter : Women amp rsquo s Health
Chapter 2: Conclusion: Envisioning an Integrated Healthcare Home
Epilogue
References
Index
About the Authors
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Integrated Behavioral Health; medical settings; health maintenance; Family systems; biopsychosocial model; primary care; health care; family psychology; family psychologists; family therapy; mental health system improvement; improving behavioral healthcare; medical family therapy; covid-19 mental care; community health interventions design; improving patient outcomes; whole person care; treating mind and body; structural factors; clinical models of integrated care; family medicine; integrated primary care; health care reform; team-based integrated care; systemic reimbursement; operational systems barriers; facilitators for change; financial systems barriers; clinical systems barriers; practice integration process; facilitating integrated care; Training Strategies to Engage Leadership and Administration; Training Strategies to Engage Staff; Systemic Strategies for Practice Transformation; Reflective Team Practice Culture; families in chronic disease management; manage neurodevelopmental issues; clinical strategies in women's health; adherence issues; adaptation challenges; 5 As model; cross model framework; chronic disease management; collaborative care model; collaborative genogram construction; family life spiral model; impact of loss; EPIS model; reflective practice; systems lens; behavioral health care model
