Titlebook: Health Psychology; Process and applicat Annabel Broome,Sue Llewelyn Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1995 health.health

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Placebos: their effectiveness and modes of action physicians and their patients. The fact that such a pill is still sold for this purpose at several retail outlets in London would, however, come as no surprise to anyone acquainted with traditional Chinese medicine. To the western medical practitioner a therapeutic result obtained from this pill wo

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Improving patients’ understanding, recall, satisfaction and complianceabout their condition and their treatment, but many feel that they are not told enough, many do not understand what they are told, and many do not remember what is said. If it is accepted that patients should be adequately informed, this is clearly a state of affairs which needs to be remedied. It i

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Caring: the costs to nurses and families whether that carer is a professional or not. This chapter outlines why and how these stresses and risks to health occur, and what can be done to alleviate such problems. Since carers can be found both within and outside the health professions, caring by both families and nurses will be considered.

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Patients’ contributions to the consultationccount of the symptoms they wish the doctor to consider, but by presenting their ideas about the diagnosis, cause or treatment of their problem, and by commenting on or seeking clarification of information, instructions and advice offered by the doctor. The author considers what might be the causes

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Cardiac disordersh. In the UK, about a third of the middle-aged population are believed to have coronary artery disease (CAD), and approximately 180 000 people survive the physical and psychological trauma of a heart attack every year. If the present situation continues, 50% of us will die prematurely from a cardiac

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Dermatologyew the psychosocial impact of skin diseases generally and raise many research questions which need urgent attention. A number of specific conditions will be presented, with a view to drawing implications for current health care practice.

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Diabetes mellitus life when young, to mood and interpersonal relationships when adult. The management regimen requires lifelong self-regulation of behaviour, and the degree of control a patient achieves over the disease is affected by stress, attitudes, social support, the manner in which health care is delivered, a