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Behavior and Medicine<br />
Danny Wedding, PhD, MPH, Professor of Psychology, San Francisco, California<br />
Margaret L. Stuber, MD, Professor of Psychiatry, UCLA<br />
With contributions from 40 leading educators from major medical faculties<br />
5th, updated and completely revised edition, 2010, 368 pp., softcover, 8.5” x 11”, ISBN 978-0-88937-375-4, US $59.00<br />
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This latest edition of one of the most popular and highly<br />
regarded texts on behavioral and social science in medicine<br />
has been fully revised and updated. It is structured to reflect<br />
the latest Institute of Medicine recommendations on the<br />
teaching of behavioral and social sciences in medicine. Its<br />
25 chapters are divided into five core domains:<br />
• Mind-body interactions in health and disease<br />
• Patient behavior<br />
• The physician’s role and behavior<br />
• Physician-patient interactions<br />
• Social and cultural issues in health care along with<br />
health policy and economics.<br />
Under the careful guidance and editing of Danny Wedding,<br />
PhD, MPH, Professor of Psychology, California School of<br />
Professional Psychology, and Margaret L. Stuber, MD,<br />
the Jane and Marc Nathanson Professor of Psychiatry<br />
and Biobehavioral Sciences at UCLA, over 40 leading<br />
educators from major medical faculties have contributed<br />
to produce the most comprehensive and well-designed<br />
text in its field.<br />
Unique to Behavior and Medicine is the use of hundreds<br />
of works of art, poetry, and aphorisms to provoke thought<br />
and interest and to illuminate the most important points.<br />
Additional features of note are:<br />
• Practical, clinical emphasis, based around the core topics<br />
recommended by the Institute of Medicine<br />
• Comprehensive, trustworthy, and up-to-date<br />
• Competitive price compared to other much less comprehensive,<br />
question-and-answer-type, course review works<br />
• Chapters written and carefully edited by leading<br />
educators at major medical facilities<br />
• Numerous case <strong>exam</strong>ples, tables, charts, and boxes for<br />
quick access to information<br />
• Learning and <strong>exam</strong> aids, such as sample USMLE review<br />
questions<br />
• New chapters on medical ethics and the United States<br />
health care system<br />
A unique textbook, comprehensive and up-to-date, with<br />
a practical, clinical emphasis and a structure that is ideally<br />
suited for teaching behavioral sciences in the medical<br />
school classroom.<br />
View<br />
<strong>free</strong> sample chapters<br />
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From the Foreword<br />
“Biomedicine, behavior, and social factors (social, cultural,<br />
political, and economic forces) are inextricably<br />
linked to health outcomes. Behavior & Medicine does<br />
a wonderful job of introducing the health sciences<br />
student to this complex interface. It is only through<br />
understanding these critical interplays that we can<br />
open our minds and design interventions for patients<br />
that are achievable and acceptable and truly act in<br />
our patients’ best interest. [...] To properly care for<br />
patients we need an understanding of culture, religion,<br />
economics, power, education, the human spirit,<br />
psychology, and biomedicine. Behavior & Medicine<br />
begins the process of helping us to understand these<br />
important linkages between behavior and disease.”<br />
“A very enjoyable up-to-date<br />
‘read’ filled with wise perceptions<br />
and precious information<br />
and recommendations...”<br />
Frederick S. Sierles, MD, Professor and Director<br />
of Medical Student Education in Psychiatry and<br />
Behavioral Sciences, Rosalind Franklin University<br />
of Medicine and Science<br />
From the Foreword by<br />
Michael S. Wilkes, MD,<br />
Department of Internal<br />
Medicine, University of<br />
California – Davis Medical<br />
Center, Sacramento, CA<br />
The Authors<br />
Danny Wedding, PhD, MPH, trained as a clinical psychologist<br />
at the University of Hawaii. He is a Professor<br />
of Psychology and the Associate Dean for Management<br />
and International Affairs for Alliant<br />
International University/California<br />
School of Professional Psychology. Dr.<br />
Wedding is based at the San Francisco<br />
campus; he is the author or editor of<br />
12 books and is editor for PsycCRITIQUES:<br />
Contemporary Psychology–APA Review<br />
of Books.<br />
Margaret L. Stuber, MD, is the Jane and Marc Nathanson<br />
Professor of Psychiatry and Biobehavioral<br />
Sciences at UCLA. She is the<br />
Director of Medical Student Education<br />
for the Department of Psychiatry, a<br />
member of the Association of Directors<br />
of Medical Student Education in Psychiatry<br />
(ADMSEP), and actively involved<br />
in undergraduate medical education.
Table of Contents<br />
Forewords by Michael Wilkes and Frederick S. Sierles •<br />
Preface • Ack<strong>now</strong>ledgments • Contributors • Poetry Credits<br />
Part 1: Mind-Body Interactions in Health and Disease<br />
Brain, Mind, and Behavior by Daniel J. Siegel,<br />
Madeleine W. Siegel, & Adit V. Shah<br />
Families, Relationships, and Health by Margaret L. Stuber<br />
Birth, Childhood, and Adoles-<br />
cence<br />
by Harsh K. Trivedi & Todd E. Peters<br />
Early Adulthood and the Middle Years<br />
by Joseph D. LaBarbera & Danny Wedding<br />
Old Age by Randall Espinoza & Randy Mervis<br />
Death, Dying, and Grief by John E. Ruark<br />
Chronic Pain by Beverly J. Field, Kenneth E. Freedland, & Robert A. Swarm<br />
Part 2: Patient Behavior<br />
Stress and Illness by William R. Lovallo & Margaret L. Stuber<br />
Addictions by Timothy W. Fong<br />
Psychodynamic Approaches to Human Behavior by Peter B. Zeldow<br />
Counseling for Health Behavior Change by Adam Arechiga<br />
Human Sexuality by Jeannine Rahimian, Jonathan Bergman,<br />
George R. Brown, & Salvador Ceniceros<br />
Part 3: The Physician’s Role<br />
Medical Student and Physician Well-Being by Margaret L. Stuber<br />
Medical Ethics by Sarah J. Breier<br />
Part 4: Physician-Patient Interactions<br />
The Physician-Patient Relationship by Howard Brody<br />
Communicating with Patients by Gregory Makoul & Peter B. Zeldow<br />
Diagnostic Reasoning by Carl D. Stevens<br />
Patient Assessment by John C. Linton & Steve Cody<br />
Recognizing and Treating Psychopathology in Primary Care<br />
by Debra Bendell Estroff, Pilar Bernal, & Denise Stephens<br />
Managing Difficult Patients by Brenda Bursch<br />
The Humanities and the Practice of Medicine<br />
by Steven C. Schlozman<br />
Part 5: Social and Cultural Issues in Health Care<br />
Culturally Competent Health Care<br />
by David M. Snyder & Peter Kunstadter<br />
Complementary, Alternative, and Integrative<br />
Medicine by Mary L. Hardy, Margaret L. Stuber,<br />
& Ka Kit Hui<br />
The Impact of Social Inequalities on Health Care<br />
by Russell F. Lim, Francis G. Lu,<br />
& Donald M. Hilty<br />
Health Services in the United States<br />
by Arleen Leibowitz<br />
Appendices<br />
USMLE Review Questions<br />
USMLE Review Answers<br />
Index<br />
View<br />
<strong>free</strong> sample chapters<br />
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From the reviews of the previous editions:<br />
See more reviews<br />
at www.hogrefe.com<br />
“Behavior and Medicine translates [the IOM]<br />
recommendations into an introductory textbook intended for medical<br />
students in their preclinical years... for faculty who wish to implement<br />
the recommendations of the IOM report, this book is excellent.”<br />
Leonard J. Haas, Barry Stults, & Michael Battistone, in PsycCRITIQUES, Vol. 52 (11)<br />
“This is a unique, multidisciplinary textbook that re<strong>exam</strong>ines the impact<br />
of the often overlooked contributions of psychosociocultural factors<br />
in the individual experiences in, and behavior toward, healthcare.”<br />
Marie A. Dewitt, MD (Rush University Medical Center) in Doody’s Book Review<br />
“Provides a comprehensive introduction to behavior and health...a<br />
useful resource to medical students and other health professionals...<br />
highlights a multitude of issues important to new clinicians...especially<br />
helpful to medical students who are concurrently involved in medical<br />
rotations.”<br />
Kristine Donovan, MA & Kristin Kilbourn, PhD, MPH, in Journal of Clinical Psychology in Medical Settings, Vol. 9
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