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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Overcoming fear, ambivalence, and inertia to act on behalfof self or others can be difficult even for mental health clinicians who areaccustomed to helping patients overcome challenges. A Psychiatrist's Guideto Advocacy explores the diverse definitions of advocacy and helps toidentify methods and opportunities for advocacy by mental healthpractitioners. The editors argue for a greater culture of advocacy amongpsychiatrists in order to effect broad and lasting systemic and structuralchange. A noteworthy example is the push for insurance coverage paritybetween mental health and other medical care. However, legislative advocacyis just one of the many types explored in the book; advocacy takes manyforms, including patient-level advocacy, organizational advocacy, educationand research as advocacy, and media-targeted advocacy. Also addressed arespecific issues of advocacy for special populations, including children andfamilies, older adults, LGBTQ patients, and veterans. Taken together, thesechapters represent a practical toolkit for mental health advocacy in itsmyriad forms.In prose both compelling and accessible, the volume Identifies five of the most pressing systemic problems in mentalhealth care (lack of access to quality payer-covered, evidence-based mentalhealth care; the psychiatry workforce shortage; lack of parity for mentalhealth care compared with other forms of health care; the stigma againstboth consumers and providers of treatment for mental disorders, includingsubstance use disorders; and high rates of physician burnout) and explainshow advocacy at different levels can address these issues. Describesthe essential factors needed for effective advocacy, with emphasis onpathways to mentorship, providing examples of what integrating advocacy intothe psychiatrist's career path looks like and identifying strategies toencourage lifelong advocacy Delineates the advocacy needs of diversepatient populations, including children, families, and older adults; LGBTQ,non-native, and substance-using patients; veterans and military servicemembers; and more Includes four substantive interviews with advocacyrole models who embody and embrace the advocate's mission, expressed inactions and on platforms that are diverse and illustrative Includeslearning objectives that tell readers what they can expect to master by theend of each chapter, allowing for focused reading and easy reviewA Psychiatrist's Guide to Advocacy is a call for actionand a blueprint for change, providing clinicians with the foundation forrecognizing their opportunities and embracing their roles as advocates. Demystifies the process of stepping up and being heard, rendering advocacy less intimidating and helping readers build the skills and confidence necessary to advocate for patients, practitioners, and the profession. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Overcoming fear, ambivalence, and inertia to act on behalf of self or others can be difficult even for mental health clinicians who are accustomed to helping patients overcome challenges. A Psychiatrist's Guide to Advocacy explores the diverse definitions of advocacy and helps to identify methods and opportunities for advocacy by mental health practitioners. The editors argue for a greater culture of advocacy among psychiatrists in order to effect broad and lasting systemic and structural change. A noteworthy example is the push for insurance coverage parity between mental health and other medical care. However, legislative advocacy is just one of the many types explored in the book; advocacy takes many forms, including patient-level advocacy, organizational advocacy, education and research as advocacy, and media-targeted advocacy. Also addressed are specific issues of advocacy for special populations, including children and families, older adults, LGBTQ patients, and veterans. Taken together, these chapters represent a practical toolkit for mental health advocacy in its myriad forms.In prose both compelling and accessible, the volume - Identifies five of the most pressing systemic problems in mental health care (lack of access to quality payer-covered, evidence-based mental health care; the psychiatry workforce shortage; lack of parity for mental health care compared with other forms of health care; the stigma against both consumers and providers of treatment for mental disorders, including substance use disorders; and high rates of physician burnout) and explains how advocacy at different levels can address these issues. - Describes the essential factors needed for effective advocacy, with emphasis on pathways to mentorship, providing examples of what integrating advocacy into the psychiatrist's career path looks like and identifying strategies to encourage lifelong advocacy- Delineates the advocacy needs of diverse patient populations, including children, families, and older adults; LGBTQ, non-native, and substance-using patients; veterans and military service members; and more- Includes four substantive interviews with advocacy role models who embody and embrace the advocate's mission, expressed in actions and on platforms that are diverse and illustrative- Includes learning objectives that tell readers what they can expect to master by the end of each chapter, allowing for focused reading and easy review A Psychiatrist's Guide to Advocacy is a call for action and a blueprint for change, providing clinicians with the foundation for recognizing their opportunities and embracing their roles as advocates.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Overcoming fear, ambivalence, and inertia to act on behalfof self or others can be difficult even for mental health clinicians who areaccustomed to helping patients overcome challenges. A Psychiatrist's Guideto Advocacy explores the diverse definitions of advocacy and helps toidentify methods and opportunities for advocacy by mental healthpractitioners. The editors argue for a greater culture of advocacy amongpsychiatrists in order to effect broad and lasting systemic and structuralchange. A noteworthy example is the push for insurance coverage paritybetween mental health and other medical care. However, legislative advocacyis just one of the many types explored in the book; advocacy takes manyforms, including patient-level advocacy, organizational advocacy, educationand research as advocacy, and media-targeted advocacy. Also addressed arespecific issues of advocacy for special populations, including children andfamilies, older adults, LGBTQ patients, and veterans. Taken together, thesechapters represent a practical toolkit for mental health advocacy in itsmyriad forms.In prose both compelling and accessible, the volume Identifies five of the most pressing systemic problems in mentalhealth care (lack of access to quality payer-covered, evidence-based mentalhealth care; the psychiatry workforce shortage; lack of parity for mentalhealth care compared with other forms of health care; the stigma againstboth consumers and providers of treatment for mental disorders, includingsubstance use disorders; and high rates of physician burnout) and explainshow advocacy at different levels can address these issues. Describesthe essential factors needed for effective advocacy, with emphasis onpathways to mentorship, providing examples of what integrating advocacy intothe psychiatrist's career path looks like and identifying strategies toencourage lifelong advocacy Delineates the advocacy needs of diversepatient populations, including children, families, and older adults; LGBTQ,non-native, and substance-using patients; veterans and military servicemembers; and more Includes four substantive interviews with advocacyrole models who embody and embrace the advocate's mission, expressed inactions and on platforms that are diverse and illustrative Includeslearning objectives that tell readers what they can expect to master by theend of each chapter, allowing for focused reading and easy reviewA Psychiatrist's Guide to Advocacy is a call for actionand a blueprint for change, providing clinicians with the foundation forrecognizing their opportunities and embracing their roles as advocates. Demystifies the process of stepping up and being heard, rendering advocacy less intimidating and helping readers build the skills and confidence necessary to advocate for patients, practitioners, and the profession. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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