Models of Collaboration

by Seaburn, David B; Lorenz, Alan D.; Gunn Jr, William B; Gawinski, Barbara A; Mauksch, Larry B.

• ISBN13: 9780465075157
• ISBN10: 0465075150
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2003-05-06
• Publisher: Basic Books
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Summary

With vivid case examples, the authors provide an important new model that shows how therapists and medical providers can work collaboratively with patients and families in the new health care system, to benefit all concerned.

Author Biography

David B. Seaburn, M.S., NCC is Assistant Professor in Psychiatry and Family Medicine at the University of Rochester. He lives in Rochester, New York. David B. Seaburn, M.S., NCC is Assistant Professor in Psychiatry and Family Medicine at the University of Rochester. He lives in Rochester, New York. David B. Seaburn, M.S., NCC is Assistant Professor in Psychiatry and Family Medicine at the University of Rochester. He lives in Rochester, New York. David B. Seaburn, M.S., NCC is Assistant Professor in Psychiatry and Family Medicine at the University of Rochester. He lives in Rochester, New York. David B. Seaburn, M.S., NCC is Assistant Professor in Psychiatry and Family Medicine at the University of Rochester. He lives in Rochester, New York.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments	p. ix
Foundations of Collaboration
Foundations of Collaboration	p. 3
Collaboration in Historical Perspective	p. 25
Key Ingredients for Effective Collaboration	p. 46
The Efficacy of a Collaborative Approach	p. 71
Perspectives on Collaboration
The Role of Personal Experience in the Decision to Collaborate	p. 97
Wrong Turns, Blind Alleys, and Paths to Follow	p. 110
The Influence of Collaboration on the Mental Health Professional's Identity and Practice	p. 122
Implementing Collaboration
Fostering Flexibility: The Spectrum of Collaboration	p. 145
The "Real World": Collaboration in Primary Care	p. 159
Views from the Inside: Setting up a Collaborative Primary Care Practice	p. 179
Fertile Fields: Collaboration in Family Medicine Residency Programs	p. 194
Partners in the "House": Collaboration in Hospital Settings	p. 213
Up-Front Money: Collaboration and Managed Care	p. 238
Training and the Future of Collaboration
Training for Collaboration	p. 265
Predictions for the Future of Collaboration	p. 292
Collaborative Family Health Care Coalition Chapters	p. 306
Eliciting the Patient's and Family's Story	p. 309
Conferences	p. 311
Training Program Directory	p. 312
Medical Terminology	p. 315
Mental Health Record-Keeping for Medical Settings	p. 317
References	p. 318
Index	p. 335
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