Superficial hemorrhagic fissures of the skin

Caplan, R. M.

doi:10.1001/archderm.101.4.442

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“…Developing a collaborative relationship is time-consuming. However, the long-term time savings of a collaborative relationship are rarely considered (Bergan & Kratochwill, 1990;Caplan, 1970). Collaboration saves time in at least three ways.…”

Section: Systemic Resistancementioning

confidence: 99%

“…One of the major goals of any system is maintenance of the system (Caplan, 1970;Parsons & Meyers, 1987). Members of systems learn to work together toward a common set of goals through common values.…”

Section: Community Issuesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…A key to creating successful partnerships is that the collaborating professionals be of equal status (Caplan, 1970;Parsons & Meyers, 1987;West & Idol, 1987). In our society, physicians hold significantly higher social status than school psychologists (Tyack, 1992).…”

Section: Individual Resistancementioning

confidence: 99%

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School-linked and school-based health services: A renewed call for collaboration between school psychologists and medical professionals

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Health care and education reform provide opportunities to build systems that promote rather than retard collaboration between school psychologists and medical professionals. School-linked and school-based health services (SLSBHS) are a family of approaches that provide medical, social, and mental health services to students through school settings. These services have potential to provide more than acute care or first-aid services. SLSBHS provide medical care to uninsured children, students with chronic medical needs, at-risk children, and the overall school population. However, there are usually not enough funds to hire new staff members in most school districts. Expanding the roles of current school staff, promoting interdisciplinary collaboration, and implementing creative fiscal strategies are necessary to develop SLSBHS. Interdisciplinary collaboration may be the largest hurdle to developing SLSBHS. As such, school psychologists and medical professionals may need to rethink their professional roles and develop new techniques of interdisciplinary consultation to fulfill the potential of SLSBHS.

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Section: Community Issuesmentioning

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“…It occurs primarily on the legs, especially over the tibia, and less commonly on the trunk and arms [1, 2]. The skin has a pavement appearance with large scales delineated by red superficial fissures, often underlined by erythematous borders caused by purpura and capillary bleeding that result from disruption of the stratum corneum [3,4,5].…”

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“…Low environmental humidity seems an important contributing factor since EC occurs most often during the dry winter months or in patients who stay in overheated rooms. Other circumstances or conditions associated with EC include frequent and prolonged bathing in hot water, overuse of soaps and infrequent use of emollients [1, 3, 6, 8, 9], zinc deficiency [10, 11], essential fatty acid nutritional deficiency [12] or malabsorption, diabetes mellitus, myxedema [2], drug-induced reactions [13,14,15,16], topical corticosteroids [14], acute limb edema [15] and traumatic denervation.…”

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Predictive Clinical Features of Eczema Craquelé Associated with Internal Malignancy

Sparsa¹,

Boulinguez²,

Liozon³

et al. 2007

Dermatology

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Objective: To describe a series of hospitalized patients with eczema craquelé (EC) and the possible correlations between clinical features of EC and cancer in an open prospective observational study. Patients and Interventions: The study population comprised 68 consecutive patients included between January 1, 1999 and December 31, 2000 who were followed up through December 2004. All patients who had localized or generalized EC were included. Patients underwent complete clinical examinations, routine laboratory tests, chest x-rays, abdominal ultrasound, and cutaneous biopsies performed on EC. Main Outcome Measures and Results: Rates of EC associated with cancer, clinical features of eczema, rate of recalcitrant eczema, relationship to other clinical prognostic factors, and paraneoplastic evolution were evaluated. Cancer was diagnosed in 32 patients (47%). We observed a significant difference in the presenting clinical signs of EC between patients with malignant tumors and patients without cancer. In patients with malignancies, EC was widespread on the trunk and we noted deep red and inflammatory fissures. In all cases, EC led to the discovery of malignancy or recurrence of cancer. Conclusion: Widespread EC, topical corticosteroid resistance, and deep red and inflammatory fissures were significantly correlated with neoplasia.

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An analysis of some important tasks and phases in consultation

Redmon

Cullari

Farris

1985

J. Community Psychol.

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A component analysis of consultation is proposed as a way of integrating information derived from different theoretical positions and individual consultation styles. Research reports, case studies, and descriptions of consultation models are reviewed here to identify critical elements. Mental health, organization development, action research, and behavioral and ecological models are included, and planning, entry, diagnosis, goal setting, implementation, evaluation, maintenance, withdrawal, and follow‐up are identified as important phases. Each component is discussed in terms of the specific behaviors to be performed by the consultant.

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Superficial hemorrhagic fissures of the skin

Cited by 9 publications

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School-linked and school-based health services: A renewed call for collaboration between school psychologists and medical professionals

School-linked and school-based health services: A renewed call for collaboration between school psychologists and medical professionals

Predictive Clinical Features of Eczema Craquelé Associated with Internal Malignancy

An analysis of some important tasks and phases in consultation

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