A case approach to medical-psychiatric practice

A case approach to medical-psychiatric practice

by Antoinette Ambrosino Wyszynski

1996

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"A Case Approach to Medical-Psychiatric Practice represents an unapologetic attempt to reinstate consultation-liaison psychiatry as a medical discipline. Intended as a teaching instrument rather than a comprehensive textbook, this volume presents case discussions that accurately capture the problem-oriented bedside world of medical-psychiatric practice. Psychiatrists at all stages of experience - from the resident to the seasoned practitioner - will find this book to be an invaluable guide to the complex clinical dilemmas encountered in hospital settings." "The focus is on the differential diagnosis and pharmacological management of patients with medical conditions - for example, cardiovascular disease, alcoholism with cirrhosis, kidney disease, HIV infection - who develop concurrent psychiatric problems. A consultation-liaison guide to DSM-IV is included, and guidelines for identifying and managing these disorders and their symptoms are provided."--BOOK JACKET.

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