Reviews
This excellent, concise book is a practical, easy to use resource for the busy primary care physician. It compares favorably with any short overview presentation of psychiatric or neurologic symptoms.
A very informative text that does an excellent job of introducing to some and presenting to others effective approaches to psychiatric and neurological symptoms.
A ready reference or 'handbook' for the primary care practitioner. The symptom-centered chapters and straightforward language will make this volume very useful in the busy practitioner's office.
Book Details
Part I. Psychiatric Problems
Chapter 1. Screening Psychiatric Evaluation, Karin J. Neufeld
Chapter 2. Sadness, John R. Lipsey
Chapter 3. Nervousness, Michael R. Clark
Chapter 4. Forgetfulness, Peter V
Part I. Psychiatric Problems
Chapter 1. Screening Psychiatric Evaluation, Karin J. Neufeld
Chapter 2. Sadness, John R. Lipsey
Chapter 3. Nervousness, Michael R. Clark
Chapter 4. Forgetfulness, Peter V. Rabins
Chapter 5. Unrealistic Concerns about Health, Mark L. Teitelbaum
Chapter 6. Suicidal Thoughts, Dean F. MacKinnon
Chapter 7. Dependence on Alcohol or Drugs, Alan J. Romanoski
Part II. Neurological Problems
Chapter 8. Screening Neurological Evaluation, Orest Hurko
Chapter 9. Weakness, Richard O'Brien
Chapter 10. Numbness or Tingling, Vinay Chaudry
Chapter 11. Back Pain, John Dean Rybock
Chapter 12. Headaches, David W. Buchholz
Chapter 13. Dizzy Spells, Peter W. Kaplan
Chapter 14. Tremor, Stephen G. Reich