Comprehensive handbook of clinical health psychology
The Handbook of Clinical Health Psychology will bridge the gap between health psychology and medicine. Incorporating a consistent format across chapters, the authors provide background information on frequently treated health problems (including cardiovas.
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| Format: | Electronic |
| Language: | English |
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Hoboken, N.J. :
John Wiley & Sons,
c2008.
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Table of Contents:
- Theoretical models of health psychology and the model for integrating medicine and psychology / Bret A. Boyer
- Insurance, managed care, and integrated primary care / M. Indira Paharia
- Chronic disease prevention / M. Indira Paharia
- Obesity / M. Indira Paharia and Larina Kase
- Tobacco cessation / M. Indira Paharia
- Cardiovascular disease / Albert J. Bellg
- Cancer / Allyson B. Moadel and Melanie S. Harris
- Diabetes / Bret A. Boyer
- HIV/AIDS / Lynda M. Sagrestano, Amy Rogers, and Arron Service
- Spinal cord injury / Elizabeth J. Richardson, J. Scott Richards, and Bret A. Boyer
- Asthma / Daphne Koinis Mitchell and Elizabeth McQuaid
- Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease / Kirk Stucky and Jeffrey Greenblatt
- End stage renal disease / Allan Goody, Nicole Monserrate, and Anu Bodetti
- Inflammatory bowel disease and liver disease / Kevin A. Hommel
- Chronic pain / John D. Otis and Donna B. Pincus
- Pediatric psychology / Lamia P. Barakat and Bret A. Boyer
- Substance abuse in medical settings / Allison Dorlen Pastor, Aparna Kalbag-Buddhikot, and Adam Brooks
- Sexual and reproductive health of men and women / William R. Stayton, Debra W. Haffner, and Susan S. McNiff.