Approaches to Psychiatric Consultation in a Research Hospital Setting

Greenberg, Irwin M.

doi:10.1001/archpsyc.1960.01710060123017

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“…[19] The situation oriented approach focuses on the interpersonal interactions of all the members of the clinical team involved in the care of the patient for whom consultation had been sought are taken into consideration to understand the patient's behavior and the consultee's concern about it. [20] The expanded psychiatric consultation model includes an operational group that involves the patient, the clinical staff, other patients, and the patient's family, however the central focus is the patient for whom consultation has been sought. [21]…”

Section: Consultation Liaison Models World Wide Vis-a-vis Indiamentioning

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State of consultation-liaison psychiatry in India: Current status and vision for future

Grover¹

2011

Indian J Psychiatry

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Over the years Consultation-Liaison (C-L) psychiatry has contributed significantly to the growth of the psychiatry and has brought psychiatry very close to the advances in the medicine. It has also led to changes in the medical education and in the providing comprehensive management to the physically ill. In India, although the General Hospital Psychiatric units were established in 1930s, C-L Psychiatry has never been the main focus of training and research. Hence there is an urgent need to improve C-L Psychiatry services and training to provide best and optimal care to the patients and provide best education to the trainees.

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Section: Consultation Liaison Models World Wide Vis-a-vis Indiamentioning

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State of consultation-liaison psychiatry in India: Current status and vision for future

Grover¹

2011

Indian J Psychiatry

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“…They must help to make the diagnosis and take over the psychiatric management of the patient, if necessary, but their tasks must not interfere with the patient's primary therapy. They may choose either the patient-oriented approach, which focuses attention on the needs of the patient, or the consultee-oriented approach which aims at assisting the consultee more than anyone else, or the situation-oriented approach which resolves the difficulty of the patient, his family, and the consultee, thus exerting a positive influence upon the total patient situation (<Greenberg, 1960).…”

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Liaison Psychiatry in the West The View from 1977

Krakowski¹

1979

Psychother Psychosom

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Current status of consultation-liaison psychiatry in the West is reviewed. Its aims, functions, and scope in diagnosis and treatment of general hospital patients outside of psychiatric departments are described. A critical appraisal is made with regards to the triadic relationship of its participants. Its benefits vis-à-vis resistances are illuminated in the context of psychosocial process. Its role in research and medical education is recounted. Thoughts about its future developments are offered.

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“…Their finding that every psychiatric consultation stems from concerns, of which the most cogent are frequently not explicitly stated, has been a major impetus toward "consultee oriented" consultations. Greenberg, using case examples, describes the subtle conflicts and elaborated distortions on the part of the medical staff that influence the expressed reasons for consultation [12]. He defines two broad reasons for consultation requests:…”

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Group Process: An Adjunct in Liaison Consultation Psychiatry

Schulman

1975

Int J Psychiatry Med

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Many liaison psychiatrists have advocated staff meetings as a means of enhancing communications on a medical ward. This paper, based on a one year experience as a psychiatric consultant to a medical ward in a major teaching institution, describes the implementation of a weekly group meeting of nursing and social service staff as a component in the structure of an effective liaison service. Case material is presented to document the efficacy of group process as a teaching and therapeutic modality. By encouraging the verbalization of cogent feelings and anxieties in a weekly group meeting, members developed a sense of mutual trust and openness. In an atmosphere conducive to promoting clarification, understanding, and insight, the group members increased their self awareness of the psychological aspects of physical disease and the effect of their own emotions on the interpersonal process of patient care.

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Approaches to Psychiatric Consultation in a Research Hospital Setting

Cited by 29 publications

References 7 publications

State of consultation-liaison psychiatry in India: Current status and vision for future

State of consultation-liaison psychiatry in India: Current status and vision for future

Liaison Psychiatry in the West The View from 1977

Group Process: An Adjunct in Liaison Consultation Psychiatry

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