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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - The formation of drug policy is a complex phenomena influenced by a multi tude of sources. Among others, these influences include historical factors, contemporary public opinion regarding the nature and magnitude of drug use and abuse, the portrayal of illicit drugs and drug use in the media, and lobbying efforts by special interest groups (e. g. , The Drug Policy Foundation), including government agencies (e. g. , the Justice Department and law enforcement). An additional source of influence are the activities of specialists directly engaged in studying drug use and treating drug dependence. This includes individuals involved in drug treatment, anthropological and cultural studies, policy analy ses, basic psychological and pharmacological research, research on the epide miology of drug use and dependence, and research on prevention. This influ ence by specialists might be usefully distinguished from those influences first mentioned for two reasons: First, studies of drug use and dependence attempt to uncover empirical generalizations about drugs, and second, because these findings are empirical, there is a hope that they guide, at least to some extent, the actions of other forces that more directly determine drug policy. Psychology as an empirical discipline has long been interested in the use of psychoactive drugs. At the level of basic science in psychopharmacology, a most important contribution has been the demonstration that drugs of abuse function as reinforcers and thus enter into the same psychological processes as do other appetitive stimuli.…

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Aus dem Inhalt: - Alzheimer Demenz - Angehörigenarbeit - Angst - Antidementiva - Antidepressiva - Begutachtung - Chronische Schizophrenie - Demenz mit Lewy -Körperchen - Depression - Diagnostik - Epidemiologie - Ethik - Genetik - Gerontopsychosomatik - Healthy Ageing - Kognitive Hilfen - Laborbefunde - Leichte kognitive Störungen - Lobäratrophien - Magnetstimulation - Manie - Molekularbiologie - Morbus Parkinson - Neuroanatomie - Neuroleptika - Neuropathologie - Neurophysiologie - Neuropsychologie - Neuroradiologie - Notfälle - Paranoia - Persönlichkeitsstörungen - Prävention - Psychopharmaka Missbrauch - Recht - Schlafstörungen - Sedativa - Sexualstörungen - Skalen - Spätschizophrenie - Sucht - Suizid - Tests - Tiefenpsychologie - Transkulturelle Psychiatrie - Vaskuläre Demenzen - Verhaltenstherapie - Versorgung - Verwirrtheit - Zwangskrankheit Adler - Arendt - Baldwin - Baltes - Bäuml - Beyreuther - Bickel - Bigl - Bronisch - Brun - Burns uvm Über den Autor Hans Förstl, geb. 1954 in München, Studium der Humanmedizin, Philosophie und Kunstgeschichte, Promotion zum Dr. med. 1982, Ausbildung in Neurologie, Psychiatrie und Psychotherapie in München, Mannheim und London, UK. Habilitation 1993, danach C3-Stiftungsprofessur am Zentralinstitut für Seelische Gesundheit, Lehrstuhl für Psychiatrie und Psychotherapie an der University of Western Australia, Perth, und seit 1997 an der TU München. Vorwort Psychische Störungen alter Menschen sind ein zentrales Thema der Nervenheilkunde, dessen Bedeutung aufgrund demographischer Veränderungen weiter zunehmen wird. In diesem Band sind grundlegende und krankheitsbezogene Beiträge versammelt, deren Autoren in den letzten Jahren großenteils durch eigene Forschungsarbeiten zu diesen Themen hervorgetreten sind. Praktisch wichtige gerontopsychiatrische Erkrankungen werden im allgemeinen und im speziellen Teil des Buches unter verschiedenen Blickwinkeln behandelt. Die Darstellung der Krankheitsbilder folgt dabei Leitlinien der zehnten Revision der Internationalen Klassifikation psychischer Störungen (ICD-10). Auch aktuellere Aspekte, die noch keinen Eingang in die ICD-10 fanden, sind berücksichtigt. Überschneidungen und Divergenzen wurden bewußt in Kauf genommen, um eine geschlossene Darstellung innerhalb der einzelnen Kapitel zu gewährleisten. Auf ständige Querverweise zwischen den Kapiteln wurde ebenso verzichtet, wie auf eine Vereinheitlichung abweichender Ansichten. Die Wiedergabe einiger kontroversen Standpunkte und schwieriger Zusammenhänge erschien angemessen, um den derzeitigen Kenntnisstand zutreffend abzubilden. Die individuelle Handschrift der Verfasser ist deutlich erkennbar, etwas verwischt wurde sie lediglich bei den Übersetzungen des Herausgebers aus dem Englischen. Den Autoren danke ich für ihre Beiträge, Professor Remschmidt für die Einladung, Professor Häfner für die Ermutigung, Dr. Kraemer für die Beratung, Frau Heyd-Knödler, der Deutschen Forschungsgemeinschaft und der Hermann-und-Lilly-Schilling Stiftung für die Unterstützung sowie Frau Scheuering und ihren Kolleginnen für die Geduld beim Erstellen der Manuskripte. Hans Förstl, geb. 1954 in München, Studium der Humanmedizin, Philosophie und Kunstgeschichte, Promotion zum Dr. med. 1982, Ausbildung in Neurologie, Psychiatrie und Psychotherapie in München, Mannheim und London, UK. Habilitation 1993, danach C3-Stiftungsprofessur am Zentralinstitut für Seelische Gesundheit, Lehrstuhl für Psychiatrie und Psychotherapie an der University of Western Australia, Perth, und seit 1997 an der TU München. Vorwort Psychische Störungen alter Menschen sind ein zentrales Thema der Nervenheilkunde, dessen Bedeutung aufgrund demographischer Veränderungen weiter zunehmen wird. In diesem Band sind grundlegende und krankheitsbezogene Beiträge versammelt, deren Autoren in den letzten Jahren großenteils durch eigene Forschungsarbeiten zu diesen Themen hervorgetreten sind. Praktisch wichtige gerontopsychiatrische Erkrankungen werden im allgemeinen und im speziellen Teil des Buches unter verschiedenen Blickwinkeln behandelt. Die Darstellung der Krankheitsbilder folgt dabei Leitlinien der zehnten Revision der Internationalen Klassifikation psychischer Störungen (ICD-10). Auch aktuellere Aspekte, die noch keinen Eingang in die ICD-10 fanden, sind berücksichtigt. Überschneidungen und Divergenzen wurden bewußt in Kauf genommen, um eine geschlossene Darstellung innerhalb der einzelnen Kapitel zu gewährleisten. Auf ständige Querverweise zwischen den Kapiteln wurde ebenso verzichtet, wie auf eine Vereinheitlichung abweichender Ansichten. Die Wiedergabe einiger kontroversen Standpunkte und schwieriger Zusammenhänge erschien angemessen, um den derzeitigen Kenntnisstand zutreffend abzubilden. Die individuelle Handschrift der Verfasser ist deutlich erkennbar, etwas verwischt wurde sie lediglich bei den Übersetzungen des Herausgebers aus dem Englischen. Den Autoren danke ich für ihre Beiträge, Professor Remschmidt für die Einladung, Professor Häfner für die Ermutigung, Dr. Kraemer für die Beratung, Frau Heyd-Knödler, der Deutschen Forschungsgemeinschaft und der Hermann-und-Lilly-Schilling Stiftung für die Unterstützung sowie Frau Scheuering und ihren Kolleginnen für die Geduld beim Erstellen der Manuskripte. Gerontopsychiatrische Pflege von Gerontopsychiatrische Pflege Bert Kors Wim Seunke Alterspsychiatrie Alterspsychologie Gerontologie Gerontopsychiatrie Medizin Klinische Fächer ISBN-10 3-13-129922-3 3131299223 ISBN-13 978-3-13-129922-2 9783131299222 Lehrbuch der Gerontopsychiatrie und - psychotherapie. Grundlagen - Klinik - Therapie [Gebundene Ausgabe] von Prof. Dr. med. Hans Förstl Studium der Humanmedizin Philosophie Kunstgeschichte Promotion Neurologie Psychiatrie Psychotherapie Habilitation C3-Stiftungsprofessur Zentralinstitut für Seelische Gesundheit Lehrstuhl für Psychiatrie und Psychotherapie University of Western Australia Perth TU München Co-Autor Georg Adler, Thomas Arendt, Eva Assem-Hilger Illustrationen Karin B. …

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -The formation of drug policy is a complex phenomena influenced by a multi tude of sources. Among others, these influences include historical factors, contemporary public opinion regarding the nature and magnitude of drug use and abuse, the portrayal of illicit drugs and drug use in the media, and lobbying efforts by special interest groups (e. g. , The Drug Policy Foundation), including government agencies (e. g. , the Justice Department and law enforcement). An additional source of influence are the activities of specialists directly engaged in studying drug use and treating drug dependence. This includes individuals involved in drug treatment, anthropological and cultural studies, policy analy ses, basic psychological and pharmacological research, research on the epide miology of drug use and dependence, and research on prevention. This influ ence by specialists might be usefully distinguished from those influences first mentioned for two reasons: First, studies of drug use and dependence attempt to uncover empirical generalizations about drugs, and second, because these findings are empirical, there is a hope that they guide, at least to some extent, the actions of other forces that more directly determine drug policy. Psychology as an empirical discipline has long been interested in the use of psychoactive drugs. At the level of basic science in psychopharmacology, a most important contribution has been the demonstration that drugs of abuse function as reinforcers and thus enter into the same psychological processes as do other appetitive stimuli. 344 pp. Englisch.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -The formation of drug policy is a complex phenomena influenced by a multi tude of sources. Among others, these influences include historical factors, contemporary public opinion regarding the nature and magnitude of drug use and abuse, the portrayal of illicit drugs and drug use in the media, and lobbying efforts by special interest groups (e. g. , The Drug Policy Foundation), including government agencies (e. g. , the Justice Department and law enforcement). An additional source of influence are the activities of specialists directly engaged in studying drug use and treating drug dependence. This includes individuals involved in drug treatment, anthropological and cultural studies, policy analy ses, basic psychological and pharmacological research, research on the epide miology of drug use and dependence, and research on prevention. This influ ence by specialists might be usefully distinguished from those influences first mentioned for two reasons: First, studies of drug use and dependence attempt to uncover empirical generalizations about drugs, and second, because these findings are empirical, there is a hope that they guide, at least to some extent, the actions of other forces that more directly determine drug policy. Psychology as an empirical discipline has long been interested in the use of psychoactive drugs. At the level of basic science in psychopharmacology, a most important contribution has been the demonstration that drugs of abuse function as reinforcers and thus enter into the same psychological processes as do other appetitive stimuli.Springer-Verlag KG, Sachsenplatz 4-6, 1201 Wien 344 pp. Englisch.…

Buch. Condición: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -The formation of drug policy is a complex phenomena influenced by a multi tude of sources. Among others, these influences include historical factors, contemporary public opinion regarding the nature and magnitude of drug use and abuse, the portrayal of illicit drugs and drug use in the media, and lobbying efforts by special interest groups (e. g. , The Drug Policy Foundation), including government agencies (e. g. , the Justice Department and law enforcement). An additional source of influence are the activities of specialists directly engaged in studying drug use and treating drug dependence. This includes individuals involved in drug treatment, anthropological and cultural studies, policy analy ses, basic psychological and pharmacological research, research on the epide miology of drug use and dependence, and research on prevention. This influ ence by specialists might be usefully distinguished from those influences first mentioned for two reasons: First, studies of drug use and dependence attempt to uncover empirical generalizations about drugs, and second, because these findings are empirical, there is a hope that they guide, at least to some extent, the actions of other forces that more directly determine drug policy. Psychology as an empirical discipline has long been interested in the use of psychoactive drugs. At the level of basic science in psychopharmacology, a most important contribution has been the demonstration that drugs of abuse function as reinforcers and thus enter into the same psychological processes as do other appetitive stimuli.Springer-Verlag KG, Sachsenplatz 4-6, 1201 Wien 344 pp. Englisch.…