Seminars in Liaison Psychiatry (2nd edition)
Edited by
Elspeth Guthrie, Sanjay Rao and Melanie Temple
Seminars
in Liaison Psychiatry provides
an up-to-date review of this important psychiatric specialty.
Packed with practical advice for clinicians carrying out
psychiatric assessment and treatment in the general hospital
setting, the second edition has been expanded to cover a wide range
of common clinical areas at the interface between physical and
psychological health.
There are new chapters on alcohol and substance misuse
in the general hospital, HIV and liaison psychiatry, palliative
care, disaster management and psychosexual problems. For liaison
psychiatrists involved in developing new services, there are
chapters on service development and management, while trainees
about to sit the MRCPsych examinations can test themselves using
the multiple-choice questions (MCQs) and extended matching items
(EMIs) provided.
- Expert practical
advice.
- Synthesis of current
evidence and best practice.
- Comprehensive coverage
of this expanding field.
- Self-test chapter for
trainees.
About the
editors:
Elspeth Guthrie – Professor of Psychological
Medicine and Medical Psychotherapy, Manchester Royal
Infirmary.
Sanjay Rao – Associate Professor of Psychiatry,
Dalhousie University, and Head of Psychiatry, Annapolis Valley
Health, Nova Scotia, Canada.
Melanie Temple – Consultant Liaison Psychiatrist,
Darlington Memorial Hospital, Darlington.
Contents
|
1. |
Basic skills and competencies in liaison psychiatry |
Allan House and Hiroko Akagi |
| 2. |
The liaison
psychiatry curriculum |
Damien
Longson |
| 3. |
Classification and
diagnosis |
Gopinath
Ranjith |
| 4. |
Capacity and
consent |
Eleanor
Feldman |
| 5. |
Psychological
reaction to physical illness |
Elspeth
Guthrie and Ayanangshu Nayak |
| 6. |
Medically
unexplained symptoms |
Elspeth
Guthrie and Ayanangshu Nayak |
| 7. |
Alcohol and
substance use in the general hospital |
Tom
Carnworth |
| 8. |
Accident and
emergency psychiatry and self-harm |
Helen
Linnington, Allan Johnston, Paul Gill and Navneet Kapur |
| 9. |
Perinatal
psychiatry |
Renuka
Lazarus |
| 10. |
General medicine
and its specialties |
Geoffrey G.
Lloyd |
| 11. |
Liaison psychiatry
and surgery |
David
Protheroe |
| 12. |
Neuropsychiatry
for liaison psychiatrists |
Alan Carson,
Adam Zeman and Jon Stone |
| 13. |
Psycho-oncology |
Andrew
Hodgkiss and Surya Mascarenhas |
| 14. |
Palliative care
psychiatry |
Annabel Price
and Michael Hotopf |
| 15. |
Sleep
disorders |
Paul
Reading |
| 16. |
Weight- and
eating-related issues in liaison psychiatry |
John F.
Morgan |
| 17. |
Disaster
management |
Jonathan I.
Bisson and Ian Collings |
| 18. |
Liaison psychiatry
and older people |
David Anderson
and Sabu Ooman |
| 19. |
Paediatric liaison
psychiatry |
Hilary
Lloyd |
| 20. |
Primary care and
management of long-term conditions |
Carolyn
Chew-Graham |
| 21. |
Occupational
medicine |
Max Henderson
and Sam Harvey |
| 22. |
HIV and liaison
psychiatry |
Melissa
Corr |
| 23. |
Sexual
dysfunction |
Peter
Trigwell |
| 24. |
Psychopharmacology
in the medically ill |
Eugene
Cassidy, Tayyeb A. Tahir and Emma Morgan |
| 25. |
Psychological
treatments in liaison psychiatry |
Siobhan
MacHale and Tom Brown |
| 26. |
Research, audit
and rating scales |
Peter
Aitken |
| 27. |
Service
Models |
Sarah
Burlinson and Stella Morris |
| 28. |
Developing liaison
psychiatry services |
Janet Butler
and Melanie Temple |
| 29. |
Multiple choice
questions |
Deepak Garg
and Rajdeep Sandhu |
Appendix 1: Specific competencies
Appendix 2: Learning objectives with assessment guidance
Appendix 3: DSM-IV criteria for eating disorders