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Old Age Psychiatry
Bart Sheehan, Salman Karim, and Alistair Burns
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14 black and white images
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180x100mm
978-0-19-921652-9
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29 January 2009
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- Written by experts in clinical practice, reflecting both research background and day-to-day practice.
- Provides a clear grounding in the scientific and moral basis of the speciality, and up-to-date evidence on how to proceed in the most commonly encountered clinical situations.
- Covers the scientific, clinical and service background for practitioners involved in the care of older people with psychiatric disorders
- Defined text boxes allow 'hot topics' to be addressed
- Includes 'How to' sections to provide a quick plan of action in difficult situations
This handbook covers the scientific, clinical and service background for practitioners involved in the care of older people with psychiatric disorders. Expanding older populations and increasing attention on mental disorder in old age have focused attention on the need for responsive, humane, efficient and effective services. The greatest interest has been in the identification and treatment of dementia; it has also become clear how very common the other psychiatric disorders including depression, schizophrenia, anxiety disorders and substance abuse are in older age. While specialist services proliferate, more general services, for
example in general hospital medical teams, or adult community psychiatric services, continue to manage many older people with psychiatric illness.
This handbook provides a clear grounding in the scientific and moral basis of the speciality and up-to-date evidence on how to proceed in the most commonly encountered clinical situations in a manageable and easy-to-use format . It will be of value to specialists, to those setting up services, to non-specialists treating older patients and to students learning about these disorders. All three authors are busy clinicians in old age psychiatry as well as active teachers and researchers in this area. Through international professional and research links, they marry a UK to an international
perspective.Readership: UK/Irish SpRs/ST4s/SHOs in psychiatry training; UK/Irish Community Mental Health Teams for older people; UK/Irish trainees in geriatric/general medicine; UK clinical medical students; international trainee medical professionals
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Bart Sheehan, Professor of Old Age Psychiatry, University of Manchester, Honorary Consultant psychiatrist, Manchester Mental Health and Social Care Trust, UK, Salman Karim, Consultant/Honorary Lecturer in Old Age Psychiatry, South Manchester University Hospitals NHS Trust, Wythenshaw, UK, and Alistair Burns, South Manchester University Hospitals NHS Trust, Wythenshaw, UK
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1: Introduction
2: Dementia
3: Delirium
4: Mood disorders
5: Anxiety and behaviour disorders
6: Paranoid illness
7: Services
8: Ethical and legal issues
9: Prescribing
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