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Preparing a Family for Intervention
Journal of Psychoactive Drugs, 1986(1986). Preparing a Family for Intervention. Journal of Psychoactive Drugs: Vol. 18, Drug Dependency and the Family, pp. 57-60.
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From Family Therapy to Family Intervention
Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Clinics of North America, 2015For many, family therapy refers to sessions in which all family members are present. Yet in contemporary psychiatry there are many ways to work with families in addition to this classic concept. This article proposes family intervention as an encompassing term for a new family paradigm in child and adolescent psychiatry.
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Pediatrics, 1975
It may be presumptuous to point out to pediatricians new ways of insuring that children have improved health care and the benefits of preventive pediatrics from early infancy. As a group, we have done a great deal in moving academic departments towards expanding the role of ambulatory services and making the ambulatory setting a place where exciting ...
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It may be presumptuous to point out to pediatricians new ways of insuring that children have improved health care and the benefits of preventive pediatrics from early infancy. As a group, we have done a great deal in moving academic departments towards expanding the role of ambulatory services and making the ambulatory setting a place where exciting ...
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2004
Abstract Intervention is an act that modifies the behavior of an individual or a family system. In child protection services, intervention strategies are not meant to create an ideal family. Rather, the overall goal of intervention is to change the conditions or behaviors causing risk to the child(ren) so the child(ren) is (are ...
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Abstract Intervention is an act that modifies the behavior of an individual or a family system. In child protection services, intervention strategies are not meant to create an ideal family. Rather, the overall goal of intervention is to change the conditions or behaviors causing risk to the child(ren) so the child(ren) is (are ...
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2009
Abstract Annually within the United States, almost 2 million adults are admitted to one of 16,800 NHs (Hyer & Intrieri, 2006). The recent growth of assisted-living facilities, now estimated at over 36,000 facilities serving about 1 million residents (see Hyer & Intrieri, 2006) complements these nursing homes (NHs) within the ...
Lee Hyer, Shailaja Shah,, Amanda Sacks
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Abstract Annually within the United States, almost 2 million adults are admitted to one of 16,800 NHs (Hyer & Intrieri, 2006). The recent growth of assisted-living facilities, now estimated at over 36,000 facilities serving about 1 million residents (see Hyer & Intrieri, 2006) complements these nursing homes (NHs) within the ...
Lee Hyer, Shailaja Shah,, Amanda Sacks
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Interventions for Aged Family Members
Critical Care Nursing Clinics of North America, 1996Is Mrs. B's family unusual? Is this a hypothetical situation made too dramatic? The answer is no, to both questions. This situation is real, the family is real, and a typical, elderly spouse was driven to feel helpless and out of control, experiencing what no person should ever go through, and needing to reevaluate and rethink her whole future ...
J S, Leske, S M, Heidrich
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Family Assessment and Intervention:
Child & Youth Services, 1989This paper describes how the Circumplex Model can be used for systematic assessment of a marital and family system. The three dimensions in the Circumplex are cohesion, change (adaptability) and communication. A variety of hypotheses have been derived and tested which validate the Circumplex Model.
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Family Perception: A Key to Intervention
AACN Advanced Critical Care, 1991A family’s perception of a critical illness or injury is a subjective experience based on coping strategies, past experiences with illness, family traditions, and the patient’s role in the family. Qualitative data from a study on families coping with serious injury is used to describe and illustrate family perception and support findings from previous ...
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Social Determinants of Health and US Cancer Screening Interventions: A Systematic Review
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2023Ariella R Korn +2 more
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