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The Future of Primary Care
Jonathan Showstack (Edited by), J Showstack (Author), Arlyss Anderson Rothman (Edited by), Sue Hasmiller (Edited by)
9780787972431, Wiley
Paperback / softback, published 17 February 2004
352 pages
23.1 x 15.2 x 2.3 cm, 0.426 kg
"Overall the book is an excellent reference for those interested in primary care practice." (The Journal of Pharmacy Technology; 1/1/2005)
The Future of Primary Care reports on the principles of organization and delivery of primary care to address the needs of our future population. The Future of Primary Care’s stellar panel of health care experts includes Barbara Starfield, Dana Gelb Safran, Bernard Lo, and Gordon Moore. They explore topics such as · Current dilemmas and threats to primary care from both the clinician’s and patient’s point of view · The impact of the self-care and alternative care movements · The importance of improved information technologies · Individual elements of primary care and the relative value of each element · Primary care’s contribution to the overall health of our population · Assessing alternative sites and circumstances where primary care may be provided · The specialist and nurse as primary care providers · The role of primary care in chronic illness management, care for the elderly, long term and home care · Exploring recommendations for the future
Preface ix The Authors xiii Part One: Primary Care at a Crossroads 1 1 Primary Care in Crisis: Current Pressures and Threats to Primary Care as We Know It 3 2 Primary Care Performance: Views from the Patient 17 3 The Internet, Complementary and Alternative Medicine, and Self-Care 40 Part Two: The Components of Primary Care: Processes and Providers 59 4 Deconstructing Primary Care 61 5 Nontraditional Approaches to Primary Care Delivery 89 6 The Specialist as Primary Care Provider 109 7 Advanced Practice Nurses: The Preferred Primary Care Providers for the Twenty-First Century 120 Part Three: Reconstructing Primary Care for Patients and Populations 141 8 Is Primary Care Worthy of Physicians? An Ecological Perspective 143 9 Primary Care in a New Era: Disillusion and Dissolution? 161 10 Chronic Illness Management in Primary Care 180 11 Reconstructing Primary Care of the Elderly 203 12 Palliative Care and Primary Care: Opportunities for Cooperation and Improvement 223 13 Alcohol, Drug, and Mental Disorders, Psychosocial Problems, and Behavioral Interventions in Primary Care 243 14 Primary Care for Children and Adolescents 276 Part Four: Recommendations for the Future 299 15 Primary Care: The Next Renaissance 301 Name Index 313 Subject Index 320
Gordon T.Moore
Dana Gelb Safran
Bernard Lo
Barbara Starfield
Helen Burstin, Carolyn Clancy
Harry R. Kimball
Mary O’Neil Mundinger
Larry A. Green
Lewis Sandy, Steven Schroeder
Arlyss Anderson Rothman, Edward H.Wagner
Eric B. Larson
Christine Cassel, Beth Demel
Harold A. Pincus
Michael Weitzman, Jonathan D. Klein, Tina L. Cheng
Jonathan Showstack, Nicole Lurie, Eric B. Larson, Arlyss Anderson Rothman, Susan B. Hassmiller
Subject Areas: Medicine: general issues [MB]