Integrated Care for Complex Patients (eBook)

Steven A. Frankel, MDDirector, The Center for Collaborative Psychiatry, Psychology, and MedicineMarin County, California Associate Clinical ProfessorUniversity of California at San FranciscoSchool of MedicineSan Francisco, California Faculty, San Francisco Psychoanalytic InstitutePsychiatric ConsultantKentfield Rehabilitation and Specialty HospitalKentfield, CA   Until August 2017James A. Bourgeois, O.D., M.D.Professor of Clinical PsychiatryDepartment of PsychiatryDirector, Psychosomatic Medicine DivisionLangley Porter Psychiatric InstituteUniversity of California, San FranciscoWeill Institute for Neurosciences401 Parnassus AvenueSan Francisco CA 93143-0984415-476-9289; fax 415-476-7404Email: james.bourgeois@ucsf.edu As of August 2017Chair, Department of PsychiatryBaylor Scott & White Health Central Texas DivisionProfessor, Psychiatry, Texas A+M School of Medicine2401 South 31st StreetTemple, Texas 76508

Part I. Introductory Section.- 1. Historical perspectives.- 2. Description of the "outpatient" settings for the cases reported in this book.- 3. Assessment.- 4. Beyond Algorithms.- 5. Measurement of progress and outcome in complex medical situations.- Part II. Case Studies.- 6. Incremental decisions and models for care in complex pediatric cases.- 7. Incremental decisions and models for care in family medicine.- 8. Incremental decisions and models for care for paraphilia with medical complexity.- 9. Incremental decisions and models for care in neurodegenerative disease.- 10. Incremental decisions and models for care in complex neurological cases.- 11. Incremental decisions and models for care with neuromuscular illness.- 12. Incremental decisions and models for care with Medical- Psychiatric illness: the need for integration of care.- 13. Incremental decisions and models for care in complex geriatric cases.- 14. Incremental decisions and models for care for cases emphasizing pain and palliative care.- 15. Incremental decisions and models for care for substance use disorders.- 16. Incremental decisions and models for treating medically complex cases involving end of life care.- Part III. Summary and Conclusions.- 17. Summary of our observations and experience drawn from the case studies presented in this book.- 18. Conclusions and new ideas about care and care delivery for complex patients in outpatient settings, using our experience as represented in the case studies presented in this book.