Ute Goerling (ed.)Recent Results in Cancer ResearchPsycho-Oncology201410.1007/978-3-642-40187-9_5 © Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2014 The Oncological Patient in the Palliative Situation Steffen Eychmueller1 , Diana Zwahlen2 and Monica Fliedner1 (1) University Center for Palliative Care, Inselspital Bern, Bern, Switzerland…
Behavioral health screening Date of recommendation Description Alcohol misuse screening; (Drinking, risky/hazardous) adults and pregnant women Screening and counseling 2004 Grade Ba Offer or provide this service Depression screening…
Fig. 2.1 A family tree of terms encountered in integrated behavioral health or collaborative care Necessary components of integrated behavioral health. What actually has to be in place for a particular…
Pioneers and early adopters Recent implementers Organizational origins 10 years or longer 5 years or fewer Legacy CHC Chase Brexton Lone Star • Mainstream • Mainstream • Targeted to universal • Universal • Integrated…
Fig. 6.1 Core assumptions of community-based participatory research Key Factors Guiding Professional/Community Partnerships From the core assumptions outlined above, those most relevant to the relationships maintained by professional and community participants…
Area of application for integrated behavioral health Promoting healthy behavior and protective factors Mental health and substance abuse conditions Medical conditions with intertwined behavioral health factors Complex situations: clinical, health…
Principle 1: Personal Physician Each patient has an ongoing relationship with a personal physician trained to provide first contact, continuous and comprehensive care Principle 2: Physician-Directed Medical Practice The personal…
Fig. 14.1 MCAM scoring page The term “complexity” has many applications and shadings within the domain of health and health care. Medical clinicians commonly use the word “complex” to mean complicated…
Fig. 10.1 Outline of a typical patient-centered care plan (PCCP) Ultimately, the PCCP is a useable, electronic document that enables the health care team to care for the patient by providing…
Parameters Barriers Opportunities Continuum and anchors HOW: Team-based care Boundaries Clear roles and responsibilities Building a culture of shared decision-making, respect, and open communication, addressing issues of power and control …
