Titlebook: Medical Family Therapy; Advanced Application Jennifer Hodgson,Angela Lamson,D. Russell Crane Book 2014 Springer International Publishing Sw

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Introduction to Medical Family Therapy: Advanced Applications,om the 1980s when it was first recognized in a primary care setting (family medicine) to today where it has extended into secondary, tertiary and other specialized healthcare contexts. Its contributions span clinical, educational, research, and policy arenas. The development of a Medical Family Ther

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A Review of Medical Family Therapy: 30 Years of History, Growth, and Researchhapter will cover 30 years of scholarly literature on the history, growth, and available research on Medical Family Therapy (MedFT). Ninety-six articles met specific inclusion criteria and were reviewed and categorized into four distinct themes: (a) emergence of MedFT in the literature, (b) contempo

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Medical Family Therapy: Charting a Course in Competencies to competencies, curriculum, and learning experiences. Upon review of training programs, there appeared to be consistent training themes; however, no guidelines had been established for a more universal set of medical family therapy (MedFT) core competencies. In this chapter, the results of a conse

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Medical Family Therapy in Integrated Primary Care: An Interactional Framework current health-care system, integrated primary care (IPC) presents an environment that is advantageous for health professionals whose foundation of practice is collaborative, relational, and systemic. Although a plethora of literature exists detailing collaborative systems of health care, no single

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Building Relationships in Integrated Carease etiology, medication and psychopharmacology, and augmentations to patient conceptualization and practice. However, all of the specifics related to that care are ultimately leveraged on the relationships formed by the MedFT with their health-care colleagues. If this is indeed the case, then conte

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Working with Providers and Healthcare Systems Experiencing Compassion Fatigue and Burnout situations for extended periods of time. Training programs often do not prepare providers to avoid common challenges such as burnout (BRN) and compassion fatigue (CF). In this chapter, the authors provide operational definitions for these conditions in healthcare based on research conducted with di

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MedFT Supervision in Contextry in healthcare settings. Supervision is also an invaluable resource for intermediate or advanced level Medical Family Therapists who are often isolated from other behavioral health providers and challenged by patients with complex medical and behavioral health conditions. This chapter describes th

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Preparing for Leadership Roles in Healthcare Settingsas we grow in our careers, we should be continuously building competency in research, training, policy, and practice. Through confidence and competence, leaders emerge and are able to offer innovative ways to serve diverse populations and improve systems of care. Leaders in MedFT have many roles and

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The Medical Family Therapist as Transdisciplinary Trainer medical family therapists (MedFTs) bridge the worlds of integrated care and family-oriented care, we are well positioned to train learners from other disciplines in these areas. This chapter compares the competencies required of MedFTs with the competencies of other healthcare disciplines and looks