The Overlapping Patient: When Symptoms Don’t Fit One Diagnosis: A Practical Guide for Providers Navigating the Space Between Medicine and Mental Health
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The Overlapping Patient: When Symptoms Don’t Fit One Diagnosis: A Practical Guide for Providers Navigating the Space Between Medicine and Mental Health

by Angela Weiss

Mental Health healthcare medical guide
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When symptoms span the boundaries of medicine and mental health, a single diagnosis may not tell the whole story. The Overlapping Patient is a practical guide for providers navigating complex clinical presentations and considering the interconnected concerns that can make diagnosis and care more challenging.

About This Book

The Overlapping Patient examines clinical situations in which symptoms do not fit neatly within a single diagnosis.

Written for providers, this practical guide focuses on navigating the space between medicine and mental health.

It offers a framework for approaching complex presentations with care, context, and attention to overlapping concerns.

This book is intended for healthcare professionals seeking a clearer way to think about patients whose needs cross traditional diagnostic boundaries.

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