Community child and adolescent psychiatry : a manual of clinical practice and consultation

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    • Petti, Theodore A.
    • Salguero, Carlos

書誌事項

Community child and adolescent psychiatry : a manual of clinical practice and consultation

edited by Theodore A. Petti, Carlos Salguero

American Psychiatric Pub., c2006

  • : pbk

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注記

Includes bibliographical references and index

収録内容

  • Working within communities / Theodore A. Petti
  • Public sector dynamics and prevention in child mental health / Theodore Fallon and Judith Dogin
  • Legal issues in community child mental health / Richard J. Lawlor
  • Practical aspects of rural mental health / Stuart Copans
  • Role of the child and adolescent psychiatrist / John Diamond and Judith Dogin
  • Role of the clinical child psychologist / Lawrence A. Vitulano and John R. Holmberg
  • Role of the child mental health social worker / John Ronnau
  • Role of the clinical nurse / Nancy D. Opie and Brenda L. Costello-Wells
  • Community mental health center / Carlos Salguero
  • Schools / Lance Clawson
  • School-based health center / Mark D. Weist ... [et al.]
  • Foster care programs / Frances S. Porter and Charles Huffine
  • Consultation to child care settings / Charles Keith and Alice Long
  • Day treatment center/partial hospital setting / Laurel Kiser, J.D. Heston, and M. Paavola
  • Chemical dependency program / P. Cohen
  • Community residential programs / Milton Fujita and Valerie Arnold
  • Work with advocacy groups / Claire Griffin Francell
  • Transitions from institutional to community systems of care / Dean Parmelee and Peter Nierman
  • Innovative community intervention programs / Lawrence A. Vitulano, John R. Holmberg, and Donna S. Vitulano
  • Future directions / Theodore A. Petti

内容説明・目次

内容説明

Child psychiatrists and psychologists, clinical nurses, social workers, and other mental health practitioners working in the public sector-where limited funds, poverty, social environments, and bureaucracy add to the daily challenges-can now turn to Community Child and Adolescent Psychiatry for approaches and insights to make their work easier and more productive. Twenty chapters are divided into four main sections, where 31 seasoned clinicians and administrators detail the most useful tasks, strategies, and tactics for child and family-focused community mental health professionals: * Multiple facets of public sector agency work with or consultation to community agencies from the major mental health disciplines employed in community settings, differentiating roles and responsibilities and detailing consultation phases, including pitfalls * Basic community practice principles and issues commonly faced by public sector professionals, including particular types of agencies and differences between rural and urban practice * Contemporary concerns about the impact of a managed care or cost-cutting environment on service delivery, including reimbursement, differentiating consultation from direct service, and the location of a system of care * Descriptions of the setting or activity of each community agency, including the qualifications that allow the professional or trainee to enter and work in that system * Practicalities of clinical practice or consultation or both in community settings in the current service environment * Questions-from differing perspectives-that mental health care practitioners must consider before consulting to or assuming a staff or administrative position in a community agency, different types of demands-and discussion of/for each role Managed care has forever altered the service system landscape of mental health care in both the private and public sectors. Community Child and Adolescent Psychiatry provides insight into the public system of care and the requisite tools to manage the rapidly changing clinical, political, and administrative landscape. As a resource guide to the profession, Community Child and Adolescent Psychiatry emphasizes the practical necessities of child psychiatrists and other professionals working with mentally ill youngsters and their families in the practice of community psychiatry and public mental health. Trainees, practitioners, and administrators alike will welcome this indispensable road-map to a higher level of practice in community settings.

目次

Contributors Introduction Part I: Principles of Community Practice Chapter 1. Working Within Communities Chapter 2. Public-Sector Dynamics for Child Mental Health Chapter 3. Legal Issues Chapter 4. Practical Aspects of Rural Mental Health Care Part II: The Core Mental Health Professionals Chapter 5. Role of the Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist Chapter 6. Role of the Clinical Child Psychologist Chapter 7. Role of the Child Mental Health Social Worker Chapter 8. Role of the Clinical Nurse Part III: Interdisciplinary Functioning in the Community Setting Chapter 9. Community Mental Health Centers Chapter 10. Schools Chapter 11. School-Based Health Centers Chapter 12. Foster Care Programs Chapter 13. Consultation to Child Care Settings Chapter 14. Day Treatment Centers/ Partial Hospitalization Settings Chapter 15. Chemical Dependence Programs Chapter 16. Community Residential Care Programs Chapter 17. Working With Advocacy Groups Part IV: Outcomes and Future Directions Chapter 18. Transitions From Institutional to Community Systems of Care Chapter 19. Innovative Community Intervention Programs Chapter 20. Future Directions Index

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