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Psychological Care and Distress
20201. The establishment of a therapeutic relationship between the children’s palliative care (CPC) team and the family is important to provide good psychological care and support. 2. Understanding the family and the child’s psychological distress and how to manage it is essential. 3.
Tracey Brand, Tamara Klikovac
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Midwifery and psychological care
British Journal of Midwifery, 2018Midwives know how multidisciplinary working can provide expertise from a variety of specialties relevant to a woman's care. Alun Jones outlines what psychology research can teach midwives
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Pathways to care for psychological problems in primary care.
Australian family physician, 2003Pathways to care for psychological problems have been studied using case note review or a range of structured interviews.1-4 This makes comparisons between settings difficult. We report the use of a structured interview developed by the World Health Organisation (WHO) to study pathways to primary care for psychological problems in 15 centres in Europe,
Stain, Helen +4 more
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Psychological care for the bereaved
Psychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences, 1995openaire +2 more sources