1990
DOI: 10.1016/0163-8343(90)90003-u
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Family systems intervention and physical illness

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“…Theoretical frameworks used in nursing research on cancer pain recently became diverse. Typical theoretical frameworks used in recent nursing research on cancer pain included gate theory (Abram, 1993), sensory decision theory (Fuse & Fujita, 1992), cognitive theory (Chen, 1999), information processing theory (Di Giulio & Crow, 1997), learning and behavior theory (Weissman, 1996), uncertainty theory (Galloway & Graydon, 1996), and family system theory (Sholevar & Perkel, 1990). Among the 82 studies analyzed in this paper, 22 (27%) studies used biomedical models, 50 (61%) studies used psychosocial cognitive models, eight (10%) studies used qualitative perspectives (e.g., phenomenology, hermeneutics), and two (2%) studies used Rodgers' Unitary Human Being theory.…”
Section: Androcentrism and Ethnocentrismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Theoretical frameworks used in nursing research on cancer pain recently became diverse. Typical theoretical frameworks used in recent nursing research on cancer pain included gate theory (Abram, 1993), sensory decision theory (Fuse & Fujita, 1992), cognitive theory (Chen, 1999), information processing theory (Di Giulio & Crow, 1997), learning and behavior theory (Weissman, 1996), uncertainty theory (Galloway & Graydon, 1996), and family system theory (Sholevar & Perkel, 1990). Among the 82 studies analyzed in this paper, 22 (27%) studies used biomedical models, 50 (61%) studies used psychosocial cognitive models, eight (10%) studies used qualitative perspectives (e.g., phenomenology, hermeneutics), and two (2%) studies used Rodgers' Unitary Human Being theory.…”
Section: Androcentrism and Ethnocentrismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bei spezifisch kindzentrierten Ansätzen wurden gruppentherapeutische sowie einzeltherapeutische Vorgehensweisen berichtet. Als klinisch-theoretischer Hintergrund wurden u. a. psychodynamische Konzepte [39,40] kognitiv-verhaltenstherapeutische [41,42], neuere entwicklungspsychologische oder sozial-kognitive Ansätze [6,22,43] sowie systemische Konzepte [44,45,46,47,48] angegeben. Die elterlichen Erkrankungen, zu denen kindzentrierte Interventionsansätze publiziert wurden, beschränken sich vorwiegend auf Krebs, AIDS und Schädel-Hirn-Verletzungen.…”
Section: Interventionskonzepteunclassified
“…It could be regarded as a resource for the whole family (Sholevar and Perkel, 1990). It offers but one way of addressing family issues.…”
Section: Tasks Of Family Therapy With Families Coping With Dementiamentioning
confidence: 99%