Health Promotion, Health Protection, and Preventive Services

Cooke, Bryan E.M.

doi:10.1016/s0095-4543(21)00546-7

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“…The interns also become more proficient at working with medical illnesses, such as chronic pain, hypertension, ulcers, and headaches that respond more favorably to integrative treatment approaches (Belar, 1995a, 1995b; Sobel, 1995). Trainees gain experience in working with substance usage, stress, weight loss, domestic violence, and smoking—issues that have profound influences on health, quality of life, and disease processes (Cooke, 1995).…”

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Collaborative practice in primary care: Integrated training for psychologists and physicians.

Twilling

Sockell²,

Sommers³

2000

Professional Psychology: Research and Practice

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Managed health care has forced psychologists and primary care physicians to expand their practices into areas for which they have traditionally lacked training or experience. This article describes a training program designed to foster collaboration and to bridge the gap between the 2 specialties by having psychology interns and medical residents comanage patients in a primary care setting under the joint preceptorship of a psychologist and a physician. Are we training psychologists to work effectively with physicians in diverse health care settings? Are we training generalist physicians to competently assess and manage the biopsychosocial aspects of their patients' complaints? This article describes a training program designed to bridge the gap between psychology and medicine by having psychology interns and medical residents comanage patients in a primary care setting.Professional psychology is undergoing "the greatest resocialization... since the explosion of clinical psychology hi the post-World War II era" (Cummings, 1995, p. 10). To remain viable and competitive in the current health care marketplace, established practitioners as well as new graduates have had to increase the breadth and diversity of training to function more flexibly in various professional settings (Cummings, 1986;Nickelson, 1995;VandenBos, DeLeon, & Belar, 1991). The same market environment has forced primary care physicians to function in broader capacities. Indeed, it is estimated that approximately 25% of all primary care visits are for psychosocial-psychiatric needs that compromise health status (Brody & Larson, 1992;Kamerow,

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Collaborative practice in primary care: Integrated training for psychologists and physicians.

Twilling

Sockell²,

Sommers³

2000

Professional Psychology: Research and Practice

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“…Somatic complaints are also prevalent in primary care; nearly three quarters of presenting symptoms (e.g., pain, fatigue, dizziness) are of uncertain etiology and are likely psychosocial or behavioral in origin (Kroenke & Mangelsdorff, 1989). In addition, a significant number of primary care patients engage in behaviors such as cigarette smoking or physical inactivity that place them at risk for serious health problems (Cooke, 1995).…”

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Moving behavioral medicine to the front line: A model for the integration of behavioral and medical sciences in primary care.

Pruitt¹,

Klapow²,

Epping‐Jordan³

et al. 1998

Professional Psychology: Research and Practice

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Psychologists have an unprecedented opportunity to influence primary medical care systems where chronic conditions, somatic symptoms, and health-threatening behaviors are prevalent. The authors developed a new model to incorporate behavioral medicine expertise into existing primary care practice with the purpose of delivering integrated, comprehensive, and efficient health care through physician training and direct patient care services. This model moves psychologists from isolated referral settings to the front line of medical care, where a broader impact on the outcomes and costs of health care can be achieved.In today's era of reform and managed care, the primary care clinic is emerging as the dominant context for health care delivery. Declining referrals to specialty clinics pressure primary care physicians to manage more patients and an expanding spectrum of patient problems. Because of these changes in health care, an unprecedented window of opportunity exists for psychologists with behavioral medicine expertise to influence primary care services. There is an opening for psychologists to expand their roles to fit the current trends in health care.Most of the problems presenting in primary care clinics cannot adequately be addressed from an exclusively biomedical framework. Chronic illnesses, somatic symptoms, and healththreatening behaviors are common and indicate the need for a more comprehensive approach to care. For example, an estimated 68% of middle-aged adults and 88% of elderly persons SHEW D. PRUITT received her PhD from the University of New Mexico in 1990.

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Evaporation of Cu, Sn, and S from Fe-C-Cu-Sn-S Liquid Alloys in the Temperature Range from 1513 K to 1873 K (1240 °C to 1600 °C)

Tafwidli

Choi

et al. 2018

Metall Mater Trans B

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Health Promotion, Health Protection, and Preventive Services

Cited by 11 publications

References 11 publications

Collaborative practice in primary care: Integrated training for psychologists and physicians.

Collaborative practice in primary care: Integrated training for psychologists and physicians.

Moving behavioral medicine to the front line: A model for the integration of behavioral and medical sciences in primary care.

Evaporation of Cu, Sn, and S from Fe-C-Cu-Sn-S Liquid Alloys in the Temperature Range from 1513 K to 1873 K (1240 °C to 1600 °C)

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