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Families Systems and Health Volume 3 Issue 4

Subject Areas: Psychiatry and Mental Health; ;
Publisher: Brunner/Mazel Publishers, Inc. - American Psychological Association
ISSN: 0736-1718
SJR: 51

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Epistemology and the Impaired Physician

Bloch, Donald A.

1985 Family Systems Medicine

doi:10.1037/h0090171
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Beyond Power and Control: Toward a Second Order Family Systems Therapy

Hoffman, Lynn

1985 Family Systems Medicine

doi:10.1037/h0089674
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Conversion Disorder in Childhood and Adolescence, Part II: Therapeutic Issues

Seltzer, Wencke J.

1985 Families, Systems & Health

doi:10.1037/h0089675

The second of atwo-part presentation is made based on findings drawn from a research project focused onthe conversion family: a unit having at least one child or adolescent member exhibiting adisabling physical disorder for which no corresponding organic problem can be found. Datafrom 16 cases...
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Positive Effects of Psychosocial Interventions on Total Health Care: A Review of the Literature

Rinaldi, Robert C.

1985 Families, Systems & Health

doi:10.1037/h0089677

The cost of receivingmedical care in the United States is a topic of great interest. Along with medicaladvances has come increased cost in health care delivery. Health care providers have beenunder pressure to deliver high quality services in a cost-effective manner. The use ofpsychosocial...
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A Systems Model for Therapy with Brain-Injured Adults and Their Families

Henry, Philip W.; Knippa, John; Golden, Charles J.

1985 Families, Systems & Health

doi:10.1037/h0089673

Brain injury affects not only the injured person but other social systems, principally the family. Psychotherapeutic treatment programs must acknowledge the effect of the injury on the family; the significance of the family’s interaction with the patient; and the common behavioral, emotional, and...
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Family Therapy with Closed Head Injured Patients: Utilizing Kubler-Ross’ Model

Groveman, Alan M.; Brown, Elisabeth W.

1985 Families, Systems & Health

doi:10.1037/h0089672

Treatment for persons with closed head injuries has received increased attention over the past several years. Little has been written, however, to help the family therapist conceptualize the developmental stages patients and their families traverse following a closed head injury. The following...
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Health, Illness and the Family: An Evolutionary Perspective

Schwartzman, John

1985 Families, Systems & Health

doi:10.1037/h0089670

An obvious aspect ofhuman evolution is the elaboration of social organization. Learning appropriate socialbehavior, which takes place primarily in the family, is crucial for the individual and thegroup. There is evidence that those individuals who do not learn and behave in a sociallyappropriate...
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Physician-Family Therapist Collaboration: Children with Medical Problems

Sargent, John

1985 Families, Systems & Health

doi:10.1037/h0089671

This paper discusses an approach for the family therapist working with a physician in treating a child and his or her family in situations in which the identified patient has a chronic illness, a physical disability, or unexplained physical symptoms.
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Toward Collaborative Family-Oriented Health Care

Glenn, Michael L.

1985 Families, Systems & Health

doi:10.1037/h0089676

The author proposes amodel of collaborative family-oriented health care and gives a brief history of itsevolution and current status. The model rests upon the cooperation of health careproviders from different disciplines—physicians, therapists, counselors, socialworkers, nurses—who provide more...
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Training Family Physicians to Treat Families: What Is Done and What Is Needed

Hochheiser, Louis I.; Chapados, James

1985 Families, Systems & Health

doi:10.1037/h0089679

This paper proposesthat the primary reason for the failure of most family therapy training in family medicineis inadequacy in training design and delivery. A description of a failed attempt attraining family practitioners in the proven McMaster Model described by Bishop, Epstein etal. is used to...

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