Pharmacotherapy for psychologists : prescribing and collaborative roles
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Pharmacotherapy for psychologists : prescribing and collaborative roles
American Psychological Association, c2010
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注記
Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Psychologists are becoming increasingly involved in pharmacotherapy-as prescribers of psychotropic medications, as collaborators with prescribers, and as sources of information, advice, and support to clients and health care professionals. These new roles represent one of the most significant changes in the practice of psychology in recent times.
This book takes a comprehensive look at how pharmacotherapy is reshaping the practice of psychology. It argues the benefits of extending prescriptive authority to appropriately trained psychologists and chronicles the experiences of prescribing psychologists.
Furthermore, it explores emerging issues that prescribing and collaborating psychologists face, such as the need to maintain a psychological orientation while integrating medication management with psychotherapy, the need to build and maintain strong relationships with physicians, issues with insurance companies and managed care agencies, professional practice standards and guidelines in relation to pharmacotherapy, and the evaluation of drug research.
With its strong practical orientation, this book is a must-read for psychologists who have or want to obtain prescriptive authority, as well as those who wish to assume more collaborative roles within primary care and other settings.
目次
Contributors
Foreword: The Challenges of Substantive Change
Patrick H. DeLeon
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part I: The Roots of the Prescriptive Authority Movement
Chapter 1: Making the Case for Prescriptive Authority
Mark Muse and Robert E. McGrath
Chapter 2: The Evolution of Training Guidelines in Pharmacotherapy for Psychologists
Linda F. Campbell and Ronald Fox
Chapter 3: The Psychopharmacology Demonstration Project: What Did It Teach Us, and Where Are We Now?
Morgan T. Sammons
Part II: General Practice Issues
Chapter 4: Nuts and Bolts of Prescriptive Practice
Glenn A. Ally
Chapter 5: Ethical Considerations in Pharmacotherapy for Psychologists
Robert E. McGrath and Beth N. Rom-Rymer
Chapter 6: Integration of Psychotherapy and Pharmacotherapy by Prescribing-Medical Psychologists: A Psychobiosocial Model of Care
Elaine S. LeVine and Elaine Orabona Foster
Chapter 7: Evaluating Drug Research
Robert E. McGrath
Part III. Settings and Populations
Chapter 8: In the Private Practice Setting: A Survey of the Experiences of Prescribing Psychologists
Elaine S. LeVine and Jack Wiggins
Chapter 9: Psychologists in Primary Care
Alan R. Gruber
Chapter 10: Prescribing for School-Aged Patients
Bruce K. McCormick
Chapter 11: Prescribing in the Public Health Service
Kevin M. McGuinness and Michael R. Tilus
Part IV: Looking Forward
Chapter 12: Lessons From the Trenches: Getting Laws Passed
Robert E. McGrath
Chapter 13: The Future of Prescribing Psychology
Bret A. Moore
Index
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