Handbook of Families and Health: Interdisciplinary Perspectives
Editat de D. Russell Crane, Elaine Sorensen Marshallen Limba Engleză Hardback – 24 aug 2005
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780761930419
ISBN-10: 0761930418
Pagini: 544
Dimensiuni: 178 x 254 x 34 mm
Greutate: 1.11 kg
Ediția:New.
Editura: SAGE Publications
Colecția Sage Publications, Inc
Locul publicării:Thousand Oaks, United States
ISBN-10: 0761930418
Pagini: 544
Dimensiuni: 178 x 254 x 34 mm
Greutate: 1.11 kg
Ediția:New.
Editura: SAGE Publications
Colecția Sage Publications, Inc
Locul publicării:Thousand Oaks, United States
Recenzii
"...Though primarily intended as a source and a review of the literature for scholars and investigators...it has much to offer clinicians. It should be of particular value to those who work in the areas of chronic medical illness and mental disorders, death and dying, and health care of minority groups and underserved populations... In summary, this is one of the better works in a long line of scholarly compendiums of research and reviews on the relationship among families, health, and health care. The book moves the field along for investigators and policymakers and is of reasonable interest to clinicians."
"Crane and Marshall have edited a rich text of chapters. Geared toward students, researchers, and practitioners from different health-related disciplines, the text brings attention to an understudied and at times undervalued component of healthcare-the family. Major strengths of this book include the range of issues covered, a highly readable writing style (which is often hard to achieve in an edited text), wide representation of different disciplines, and a strong focus on the family as the unit of care. The editing is so skillful that readers will value it as a resource and may find themselves asking at the end, "When it the next edition coming out and how can I get my work included?"
"Crane and Marshall have edited a rich text of chapters. Geared toward students, researchers, and practitioners from different health-related disciplines, the text brings attention to an understudied and at times undervalued component of healthcare-the family. Major strengths of this book include the range of issues covered, a highly readable writing style (which is often hard to achieve in an edited text), wide representation of different disciplines, and a strong focus on the family as the unit of care. The editing is so skillful that readers will value it as a resource and may find themselves asking at the end, "When it the next edition coming out and how can I get my work included?"
Cuprins
Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction
PART I. FAMILY AND HEALTH ISSUES
1. Family Development in the Face of Cancer - Karen Weihs & Mary Politi
2. Hostility, Marriage and the Heart: The Social Psychophysiology of Cardiovascular Risk in Close Relationships - Timothy W. Smith & Kelly M. Glazer
3. Health Issues in Latino Families and Households - Barbara A. Zsembik
4. Identifying Patterns of Managing Chronic Conditions: Family Management Styles - Janet A. Deatrick, Melissa A. Alderfer, George Knafl, & Kathleen Knafl
5. Chronic Disease and African American Families - Sharon Wallace Williams & Peggye Dilworth-Anderson
6. The Pain and the Promise of Unfilled Dreams: Infertile Couples - Lynn Clark Callister
7. Eating Disorders and the Family: A Biopsychosocial Perspective - Margo D. Maine
8. Families and Major Mental Illness - Kim T. Mueser
9. Families, Coping Styles and Health - Arlene L. Vetere & Lynn B Myers
10. Families, Poverty, and Children’s Health - Ronald J. Angel & Jacqueline L. Angel
11 Parental HIV/AIDS: An Empirical Model of the Impact on Children in the United States - Debra A. Murphy, William D. Marelich, Dannie Hoffman & Mark A. Schuster
12. Families, Health, and Genomics - Marcia Van Riper & Agatha M. Gallo
PART II. ISSUES OF AGING AND CAREGIVING
13. Treatment Decisions when Death is Near: The Family’s Role - Tom Finucane
14. Assessing Eldercare Needs: An Application of Marketing Orientation within the Nonprofit Sector - Robert J. Parsons
15. Death, Grief, and Bereavement in Families - Beth Vaughn Cole
PART III. ISSUES FOR POLICY AND RESEARCH
16. Family Centered Health Policy Analysis - Sven E. Wilson
17. Using agent-based modeling to simulate the influence of family level ofstress on disease progression - William A. Griffin
18. Historical Demography of Families and Health: Case Examples - Geraldine Mineau, Ken R. Smith & Lee L. Bean
19. Study of Family Health and the NIH: The Search for Research Support - V. Jeffery Evans
20. Developing Partnerships in Commissioned Research: A Perspective from England - John S.W. Carpenter
21. Swirling Waters: History and Current Choices for Families to Navigate Health Care Financing - Harvey Hillin
PART IV. INTERVENTIONS TO IMPROVE FAMILY HEALTH
22. Improving Health Through Family Interventions - Thomas L. Campbell
23. Does DNA Determine Destiny? A Role for Medical Family Therapy with Genetic Screening/Testing for Breast Cancer and other Genetic Illnesses - Susan H. McDaniel
24. Interventions with Family Caregivers - Jonathan G. Sandberg
25. Facing what Can and Cannot be Said: Working with Families, Parents and Couples when a Parent has a Serious Illness - Barbara J. Dale & Jenny Altschuler
26. Maximizing Patients’ Health Through Engagement with Families - William J. Sieber, Todd M. Edwards, Gene A. Kallenberg & JoEllen Patterson
27. Interventions with Families of an Acutely or Critically Ill Child - Marion E. Broome & Wilma Powell Stuart
End Note: Interdisciplinary Perspectives of Families and Health
Author Index
Subject Index
About the Editors
About the Contributors
Acknowledgments
Introduction
PART I. FAMILY AND HEALTH ISSUES
1. Family Development in the Face of Cancer - Karen Weihs & Mary Politi
2. Hostility, Marriage and the Heart: The Social Psychophysiology of Cardiovascular Risk in Close Relationships - Timothy W. Smith & Kelly M. Glazer
3. Health Issues in Latino Families and Households - Barbara A. Zsembik
4. Identifying Patterns of Managing Chronic Conditions: Family Management Styles - Janet A. Deatrick, Melissa A. Alderfer, George Knafl, & Kathleen Knafl
5. Chronic Disease and African American Families - Sharon Wallace Williams & Peggye Dilworth-Anderson
6. The Pain and the Promise of Unfilled Dreams: Infertile Couples - Lynn Clark Callister
7. Eating Disorders and the Family: A Biopsychosocial Perspective - Margo D. Maine
8. Families and Major Mental Illness - Kim T. Mueser
9. Families, Coping Styles and Health - Arlene L. Vetere & Lynn B Myers
10. Families, Poverty, and Children’s Health - Ronald J. Angel & Jacqueline L. Angel
11 Parental HIV/AIDS: An Empirical Model of the Impact on Children in the United States - Debra A. Murphy, William D. Marelich, Dannie Hoffman & Mark A. Schuster
12. Families, Health, and Genomics - Marcia Van Riper & Agatha M. Gallo
PART II. ISSUES OF AGING AND CAREGIVING
13. Treatment Decisions when Death is Near: The Family’s Role - Tom Finucane
14. Assessing Eldercare Needs: An Application of Marketing Orientation within the Nonprofit Sector - Robert J. Parsons
15. Death, Grief, and Bereavement in Families - Beth Vaughn Cole
PART III. ISSUES FOR POLICY AND RESEARCH
16. Family Centered Health Policy Analysis - Sven E. Wilson
17. Using agent-based modeling to simulate the influence of family level ofstress on disease progression - William A. Griffin
18. Historical Demography of Families and Health: Case Examples - Geraldine Mineau, Ken R. Smith & Lee L. Bean
19. Study of Family Health and the NIH: The Search for Research Support - V. Jeffery Evans
20. Developing Partnerships in Commissioned Research: A Perspective from England - John S.W. Carpenter
21. Swirling Waters: History and Current Choices for Families to Navigate Health Care Financing - Harvey Hillin
PART IV. INTERVENTIONS TO IMPROVE FAMILY HEALTH
22. Improving Health Through Family Interventions - Thomas L. Campbell
23. Does DNA Determine Destiny? A Role for Medical Family Therapy with Genetic Screening/Testing for Breast Cancer and other Genetic Illnesses - Susan H. McDaniel
24. Interventions with Family Caregivers - Jonathan G. Sandberg
25. Facing what Can and Cannot be Said: Working with Families, Parents and Couples when a Parent has a Serious Illness - Barbara J. Dale & Jenny Altschuler
26. Maximizing Patients’ Health Through Engagement with Families - William J. Sieber, Todd M. Edwards, Gene A. Kallenberg & JoEllen Patterson
27. Interventions with Families of an Acutely or Critically Ill Child - Marion E. Broome & Wilma Powell Stuart
End Note: Interdisciplinary Perspectives of Families and Health
Author Index
Subject Index
About the Editors
About the Contributors
Descriere
This unique Handbook presents a wide range of chapters representing state-of-the-art summaries of research related to couple, marital, and family influences on health. In addition, coverage includes issues related to public policy, healthcare financing, and the conduct of funded research related to families and health.