Physiotherapy / A Psychosocial Approach
Physiotherapy / A Psychosocial Approach
- 1st
- Butterworth Heinemann, 1992
- 422
This contemporary new text draws together contributions from the fields of psychology and sociology and applies them to physiotherapy practice. Preface, Society and the Changing Nature of Illness and Disease, Inequalities in Health, Sex and Gender and Health Care, Ethnicity and Health and Health Care, Ageism, Institutional or Community Living?, Ethical Decision-Making in Physiotherapy, Communication in Physiotherapy Practice, Clinical Interviewing, The Psychology and Sociology of Pain, Why Do People Become Patients?, Stress: Its Relation to Illness and Hospitalization and Work, Health and Health Education and Physiotherapy Practice, Defining Disability and Its Implications for Physiotherapy Practice, Death and Dying and Bereavement, Lay Beliefs about Health and Illness, Psychological Development of the Child: Its Implications for Physiotherapy Practice, Growing Older: Changes in Mental Performance, Teaching and Learning in the Clinical Setting, Psychological Aspects of Sports Injuries and Overtraining, Addiction, Psychophysiological and Somatoform Disorders, Cognitive and Perceptual Deficits Following Brain Damage, Index.
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This contemporary new text draws together contributions from the fields of psychology and sociology and applies them to physiotherapy practice. Preface, Society and the Changing Nature of Illness and Disease, Inequalities in Health, Sex and Gender and Health Care, Ethnicity and Health and Health Care, Ageism, Institutional or Community Living?, Ethical Decision-Making in Physiotherapy, Communication in Physiotherapy Practice, Clinical Interviewing, The Psychology and Sociology of Pain, Why Do People Become Patients?, Stress: Its Relation to Illness and Hospitalization and Work, Health and Health Education and Physiotherapy Practice, Defining Disability and Its Implications for Physiotherapy Practice, Death and Dying and Bereavement, Lay Beliefs about Health and Illness, Psychological Development of the Child: Its Implications for Physiotherapy Practice, Growing Older: Changes in Mental Performance, Teaching and Learning in the Clinical Setting, Psychological Aspects of Sports Injuries and Overtraining, Addiction, Psychophysiological and Somatoform Disorders, Cognitive and Perceptual Deficits Following Brain Damage, Index.
750601760