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Highly Commended in the Psychiatry category of the British Medical Association Book Awards 2018Why is psychology important in healthcare practice? Each person is a unique mix of thoughts, emotions, personality, behaviour patterns, and their own personal history and experiences. Having a thorough understanding of the psychological aspects of medicine and health has become ever more important to ensure that patients receive excellent care and treatment.The new edition is fully up to date with current practices and now includes:New section on epigeneticsNew examples of models of behaviour focusing on alcohol and smokingA greater focus on the role of partners/family as specific sources of social support in various contexts Increased coverage on NICE guidanceMore emphasis on psychological interventionsThe new edition of this bestselling textbook continues to provide a comprehensive overview of the research, theory, application and current practices in the field and is essential reading for all medicine and healthcare students.
Contents
Chapter 1Section I: Psychology and HealthChapter 2: Motivation, Emotion and HealthChapter 3: Stress and HealthChapter 4: Symptoms and IllnessChapter 5: Health and BehaviourChapter 6: Chronic Illness, Death, and DyingSection II: Basic Foundations of PsychologyChapter 7: Brain and BehaviourChapter 8: Psychosocial Development Across the LifespanChapter 9: Social PsychologyChapter 10: Perception, Attention, Learning, and MemorySection III: Body SystemsChapter 11: Immunity and ProtectionChapter 12: Cardiovascular and Respiratory HealthChapter 13: Gastrointestinal HealthChapter 14: Reproduction and EndocrinologyChapter 15: Genitourinary MedicineChapter 16: Psychiatry and NeurologySection IV: Healthcare PracticeChapter 17: Evidence-Based PracticeChapter 18: Clinical InterviewingChapter 19: Psychological Intervention
