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Families Systems and Health Volume 3 Issue 2

Subject Areas: Psychiatry and Mental Health; ;
Publisher: Brunner/Mazel Publishers, Inc. - American Psychological Association
ISSN: 1091-7527
SJR: 51

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Iatrogenic Miracles

Bloch, Donald A.

1985 Families, Systems & Health

doi:10.1037/h0090038
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Establishing and Maintaining a Family Treatment Center in a General Hospital Setting

Carter, Ross E.

1985 Families, Systems & Health

doi:10.1037/h0089658

This paper describesthe development and operation of a family therapy outpatient clinic located in a generalhospital. Six years of operation have been divided into three stages: development,expansion, and stabilization. Each stage is described in terms of the internal andexternal organizational...
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Family Therapists and Family Therapy Programs in Hospital Settings: A Survey

McCall, Catherine; Storm, Cheryl L.

1985 Families, Systems & Health

doi:10.1037/h0089659

This paper reports theresults of a study of 149 family therapists working in hospitals. Their backgrounds,perceptions of acceptance of themselves, and their programs were assessed through amailout questionnaire. Overwhelmingly, the family therapists surveyed felt they and theirprograms were...
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Multilevel Patterns: Family Therapy with Neuropsychiatric Patients

Griffith, James L.

1985 Families, Systems & Health

doi:10.1037/h0089651

Family therapy can be the optimal model for treating a neuropsychiatric patient when the patient is cognitively impaired or when a systemic treatment model is needed to sort out complex interactions between neurological and psychiatric symptom components. Five system diagnoses, each based upon...
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Family Consultation in Family Medicine: A Case Example

Sluzki, Carlos E.

1985 Families, Systems & Health

doi:10.1037/h0089652

A family consultation in response to a family member’s hypertension becoming refractory to treatment is outlined and discussed in detail.
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Teaching “Family”: The Family Medicine Chart Review

Wolkenstein, Alan S.; Lawrence, Steven L.; Butler, Dennis J.

1985 Families, Systems & Health

doi:10.1037/h0089660

Problems associatedwith the content and methodology of teaching “family” in familypractice residency training programs have existed for more than a decade. Understandably,residents continue to learn the place of family in patient care with varying success. TheFamily Medicine Chart Review (FMCR)...
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Family and Beyond: The Larger Context of Noncompliance

Stein, Howard F.; Pontious, James Michael

1985 Families, Systems & Health

doi:10.1037/h0089657

This paper proposes anethnographic clinical model for understanding noncompliance in medical practice. Thismodel is introduced to augment the biomedical model to assess and more effectivelyintervene in the family and larger social context within which diagnosis and treatmentoccur. The authors...
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Chronicity and the Physician

Grose, Nellie P.; Goodrich, Thelma Jean

1985 Families, Systems & Health

doi:10.1037/h0089655

This paper addresses from a systems viewpoint three aspects of the physician’s role in chronic illness. First, the physician is part of a social and medical context of belief and behavior that helps establish and maintain the notion that a given condition is chronic. Second, the physician’s...
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A Paradoxical Treatment Format for Anxiety-Related Somatic Complaints: Four Case Studies

Greene, Gilbert J.; Sattin, Dana B.

1985 Families, Systems & Health

doi:10.1037/h0089650

Health care personnelare frustrated, at times beyond endurance, by patients who persist in whining andcomplaining about somatic symptoms that do not appear to be associated with organicpathology. It is usually assumed that these complaints represent anxiety equivalents, butdirect efforts to deal...
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Failure to Thrive: A Transactional Issue

Goldson, Edward; Milla, Peter J.; Bentovim, Arnon

1985 Families, Systems & Health

doi:10.1037/h0089654

A form of failure to thrive of both organic and psychological etiology is described. An in-depth discussion of a child with both organic and psychological bases for his failure to thrive is presented. A transactional systems analysis of the problem is put forth, which looks at the child, family,...

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