Serious mental illness : person-centered-approaches

By:

Rudnick, Abraham (ed)

Contributor(s):

Roe, David (ed)

Series: Patient-centered carePublication details: London Radcliffe 2011Description: xxxi, 375 pISBN:

1846193060
9781846193064

Subject(s):

Summary: Practical and evidence-based, this book is a comprehensive text focused on person-centred approaches to people with serious mental illness such as schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. Contents include: magnitude of the problem; the person's experience of the illness; understanding the context of the individual; the person / patient-clinician relationship; management and finding common ground; prevention and health promotion; and constraints.

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Practical and evidence-based, this book is a comprehensive text focused on person-centred approaches to people with serious mental illness such as schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. Contents include: magnitude of the problem; the person's experience of the illness; understanding the context of the individual; the person / patient-clinician relationship; management and finding common ground; prevention and health promotion; and constraints.

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