Titlebook: On-Call Geriatric Psychiatry; Handbook of Principl Ana Hategan,James A. Bourgeois,Calvin H. Hirsch Book 2016 Springer International Publish

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Physical Examinationltation there is need for a more directed physical examination based on the chief psychiatric and/or medical complaint(s) and the psychiatric patient’s ability to participate in a physical examination. The on-call physical examination can be done in a targeted fashion and does not always need to cov

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Psychopharmacology Principlesc population. It also reviews the influence of aging on pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics. Finally, it explores common on-call conditions where medications are emphasized, while common on-call psychotropic medications are listed as an easy-to-reference table.

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Psychotherapy Principlesples of psychotherapy for the geriatric population, taking into account the salient grief components and various limitations associated with old age. Being present and fully attentive is not only the first step in engaging patients but is a highly effective modality to initiate recovery and self-gro

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Anti-oppressive Approach to Assessmentas important elements in the process of diagnosis and treatment. Particularly on an emergency, on-call basis, the dynamics of power, privilege, and the potential for oppression can all become amplified. An anti-oppressive approach involves a commitment to social justice, including minimizing power i

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Decisional Capacity Assessments and Advance Directivesiar with the patients. Patients are presumed to have the cognitive capacity to make choices regarding their treatment, finances, and personal care. At times, they may not fully understand or appreciate the risks, benefits, and consequences involved. Physicians may necessarily be required to rely on

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Use of Seclusion, Chemical and Physical Restraintention to control an aggressive and/or dangerous patient, as allowable under local laws and regulations. Out of respect to patient autonomy and dignity, seclusion and/or restraint should only be used in emergency situations where the patient is at risk of harm to self and/or to others and should nev

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The Chief Psychiatric Complaintsll and crisis situations. We hope to familiarize medical students, residents, practicing physicians, and allied mental health professionals with some of the high-risk clinical scenarios that they are likely to encounter while on call and on out-of-hours duties, in the provision of safe and effective