The history of hospice, the benefits it offers, and the care team involved in providing holistic end-of-life care. Learn about the Medicare hospice benefit and the various physical, psychosocial, and spiritual care management services available.

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Schools play a crucial role in promoting mental health and well-being among students. By focusing on prevention, early intervention, and creating supportive environments, schools can help reduce school absenteeism, risky behaviors, and substance use. Six evidence-based strategies include providing p

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Exploring the impact of interpersonal factors on pain transitions, this research delves into the communication and behaviors between individuals experiencing pain, such as parent-child relationships and interactions with healthcare providers. The study analyzes psychosocial mechanisms influencing pa

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In the field of oncology care, the importance of effective management to reduce burnout among healthcare providers is highlighted. Stress, psychosocial risks, and burnout definitions are explored, emphasizing the impact on healthcare professionals' well-being and job satisfaction. Studies reveal hig

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Founded in 2014, this association based in Croatia focuses on promoting equality, peacekeeping, demining activities, and social solidarity. Their main activities involve educating civilians on mine dangers, psychosocial empowerment of children, and international experiences with victims of war and v

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Explore a wide range of self-paced modules covering topics such as mental health, workers' compensation, risk management of psychosocial hazards, bullying and harassment, injury prevention, and more. Enhance your knowledge and skills to create a safe and healthy workplace environment for employees.

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This case study involves a patient with severe obesity and comorbidities preparing for bariatric surgery. The medical history includes type 2 diabetes and significant obstructive sleep apnea, leading to a reduced quality of life. The patient's psychosocial assessment highlights the importance of psy

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Mental deficiency, also known as intellectual disability, is characterized by significantly below-average intellectual functioning before the age of 18, along with limitations in adaptive behaviors. It is measured using standardized IQ tests, with classifications ranging from profound to mild. Two m

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Doctors suggest Subutex sublingual tablets for the treatment of opioid dependence. If you are going to buy Subutex online, please read this medication guide carefully. It will be best to use Subutex sublingual tablets to include counseling and psychosocial support as part of a complete treatment pla

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This investigation delves into the challenges and successes of adolescents born with HIV who are undergoing antiretroviral treatment in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. It aims to explore how these adolescents transition from pediatric to adult medication, their adherence to treatment, and the availabil

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Explore the complex interplay between stress and resilience in older adults, examining models of physical and neurological resilience, recovery trajectories after hip fracture, and dynamic indicators of resilience. Considerations include psychosocial resilience factors like external support, social

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This comparative analysis presents available behavioral health services across various Florida state agencies, third-party insurers, and health plans. The services cover assessment, treatment planning, therapy, psychosocial rehabilitation, supportive housing, mental health clubhouse services, case m

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Chronic conditions like heart disease and cancer have multiple causes, not all biological. Social epidemiology studies the social distribution of health, morbidity, and mortality risk influenced by social status and conditions. Factors such as age, gender, race, socioeconomic status, and social cond

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The Flag System categorizes flags into clinical and psychosocial categories, such as red flags for serious pathology and orange flags for mental health issues. Psychosocial flags like yellow, blue, and black identify factors affecting recovery and return-to-work processes. Screening tools like PHQ-2

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Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID) is a feeding and eating disorder characterized by significant weight loss, nutritional deficiency, and psychosocial impairment. Individuals may experience sensory sensitivity, lack of interest, or fear of aversive consequences. ARFID differs from pic

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Admission to a nursing home requires completion of a baseline care plan within 48 hours, including physician orders, therapy services, goals, dietary orders, and more. Best practices involve involving individuals in assessments, setting attainable goals, and explaining next steps. A comprehensive re

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Medicaid's Mental Health Rehabilitation (MHR) program underwent significant enhancements, spearheaded by a collaborative effort involving MHR providers, Managed Care Organizations (MCOs), and legislative bodies in Louisiana. The reforms aimed to refine services like Community Psychiatric Supportive

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Discover a collection of resources aimed at promoting mental well-being and coping strategies for stress and adversity. From stress management guides to basic psychosocial skills development materials, these resources provide practical tools and support for individuals facing challenging circumstanc

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Social work practice has always integrated psychosocial concepts to address human well-being and social functioning. Psychosocial caseworkers aim to help clients navigate challenges stemming from environmental imbalances. The term "psychosocial" refers to the interaction of psychological and societa

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Late adulthood, typically starting around age 65, is a period where individuals confront the psychosocial task of integrity versus despair. Geropsychology plays a vital role in studying aging and providing clinical support. Erikson's ninth stage of psychosocial development suggests that older adults

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Motives are incentives that drive human behavior, divided into primary (biological) and secondary (psychosocial) types. Primary motives are essential for survival, such as hunger and thirst, while secondary motives, learned through life experiences, influence personality development. Social motives

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Delve into the world of psychosocial treatments for substance use disorders with Dr. Amalia Bullard at Kansas City VA Medical Center. Explore empirical-supported interventions, motivational interviewing, cognitive behavioral therapies, and more to understand the mechanisms of change and the importan

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The Department of Social Development presented progress on implementing the National Strategic Plan on Gender-Based Violence and Femicide to the Multi-party Women's Caucus. The presentation focused on the department's mandate to provide social protection services and offer psychosocial support to vi

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Late adulthood brings the stage of Integrity vs. Despair according to Erik Erikson, where reflection on life's achievements leads to either satisfaction or despair. Revisiting earlier life stages in the ninth phase can evoke new conflicts. Successful adjustment may lead to gerotrancendence, a deeper

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The Department of Social Development in South Africa plays a crucial role in addressing gender-based violence (GBV) by providing psychosocial support services, promoting gender equality, and coordinating government efforts. The country faces high rates of intimate partner violence and femicide, with

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This training workshop focused on understanding children's psychosocial issues, linking child protection with psychosocial care, and developing essential skills for providing supportive care to children in challenging situations. Participants engaged in various interactive learning methods, includin

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Qualitative Comparative Analysis study aimed to identify effective strategies for successfully implementing Survivorship Care Plans (SCPs) in practice, focusing on key elements such as cancer type summary, treatment recommendations, follow-up guidance, secondary cancer prevention information, and ps

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Tailoring preoperative assessment and anesthetic management to a child's developmental level is crucial. Children's responses to stress vary based on their cognitive potential and developmental stage. Incorporating behavioral techniques informed by developmental theories like Piaget's and Erickson's

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Explore the comprehensive framework of psychosocial interventions for problem gambling, including motivational interviewing, cognitive-behavioral therapy, self-esteem building, life skills training, social network building, goal planning, and more. Learn about the core competencies needed for a reco

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Conceptualizing binge eating in young individuals involves criteria like loss of control over eating and the amount of food consumed. The prevalence of binge eating varies based on definitions and assessment methods, with non-treatment seekers showing lower rates than treatment seekers. The developm

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FIPOL, an international collaboration founded in 2017, aims to connect clinicians and researchers interested in psychosocial oncology in Latin America, the US, and Spain. Through research projects, webinars, and resources, FIPOL strives to advance the field and support patients and professionals, es

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Researchers like Jean Piaget, Erik Erikson, and Lawrence Kohlberg have studied various aspects of child development, focusing on cognitive, social, and moral aspects. Piaget's stages of cognitive development, Erikson's psychosocial stages, and Kohlberg's levels of moral reasoning provide insights in

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Persons with psychosocial/mental disabilities globally experience discrimination, impacting their rights and opportunities. Violations include coercion, denial of legal capacity, limited access to education and employment, and more. International human rights standards, such as the CRPD, emphasize n

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This study explores the impact of personal and environmental factors on academic achievement in the post-war context, addressing challenges such as psychosocial issues, low academic performance, and socio-economic factors affecting students' learning. Various research studies are reviewed to underst

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This research project aims to assess the prevalence, presentation, and handling of psychosocial problems in primary care in Flanders. The methodology includes a mixed method approach using fishbone diagrams and interviews with health care professionals. Key findings include the conceptualization and

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Delve into the unique stage of emerging adulthood, spanning ages 18-25, characterized by factors like delayed marriage, higher education pursuits, and vocational instability. Explore themes of homeostasis, risk-taking behavior, psychopathology risks, and Erik Erikson's stage of Intimacy vs. Isolatio

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Exploring the deep-rooted issues of psychosocial adversity and lost childhood in children under care and protection, this orientation sheds light on the various challenges and dynamics involved. It delves into the profiling of children in difficult circumstances and highlights the different contexts

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Human rights-based social work practice involves upholding principles such as human dignity, nondiscrimination, participation, transparency, and accountability. It is rooted in advocacy, activism, and the application of Dembour's Four Schools of Human Rights Thought to offer psychosocial support aft

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The global challenges related to work, stress, and health are being addressed through various initiatives and reports. Lennart Levi, an expert in psychosocial occupational medicine, highlights the importance of recognizing, compensating, and preventing occupational diseases. The International Labour

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The performance measure assessed the use of first-line psychosocial care for children and adolescents on antipsychotics in Virginia, showing a total measure result of 68.98%. The measure aims to promote safer interventions before prescribing antipsychotic medications to minimize risks. Results were

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