Psychological Treatment of Medical Patients in Integrated Primary Care (Clinical Health Psychology Series)
In 'Psychological Treatment of Medical Patients in Integrated Primary Care,' Anne C. Dobmeyer delivers essential guidance for clinicians in the Clinical Health Psychology Series. The book covers integrated mental health services in primary care, focusing on effective treatments for patients with co-occurring medical and psychological issues to foster better health outcomes.
About This Book
The Psychological Treatment of Medical Patients in Integrated Primary Care offers insights into delivering mental health services alongside medical care. It focuses on evidence-based approaches tailored to primary care environments.
Authored by Anne C. Dobmeyer, this volume in the Clinical Health Psychology Series addresses the unique challenges of treating patients with both physical and psychological conditions. It emphasizes integrated care models that enhance patient outcomes.
Readers will find discussions on assessment, intervention strategies, and collaboration between healthcare providers. The content supports psychologists working in multidisciplinary teams to improve overall patient well-being.
This resource is designed for professionals seeking to apply psychological principles in everyday medical practice. It highlights the importance of holistic treatment in primary care settings.
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