Handbook of Health Social Work 3rd Edition by Sarah Gehlert, ISBN-13: 978-1119420729
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Handbook of Health Social Work 3rd Edition by Sarah Gehlert, ISBN-13: 978-1119420729
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- Publisher: Jossey-Bass; 3rd edition (August 20, 2019)
- Language: English
- 640 pages
- ISBN-10: 1119420725
- ISBN-13: 978-1119420729
The updated third edition of the definitive text on health social work.
Table of Contents:
Cover
Foreword
Acknowledgments
About the Editors
List of Contributors
About the Companion Website
Introduction
REFERENCES
PART I: The Foundations of Social Work in Health Care
1 The Conceptual Underpinnings of Social Work in Health Care
THE HISTORICAL FOUNDATION OF SOCIAL WORK IN HEALTH CARE
THE GROWTH OF HOSPITAL SOCIAL WORK DEPARTMENTS
THE PROFESSIONALIZATION OF THE FIELD
DEFINING MEDICAL SOCIAL WORK
SOCIAL WORK IN HEALTH CARE: BEYOND THE HOSPITAL
CHANGES IN TECHNIQUE AND APPROACH THROUGH TIME
REFERENCES
2 Social Work Roles and Healthcare Settings
SOCIAL WORK’S BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL APPROACH TO HEALTH CARE
THE SOCIAL WORKER’S ROLE ON HEALTH TEAMS
A SURVEY OF SOCIAL WORK PROFESSIONALS
COLLABORATING WITH OTHER PROFESSIONALS
TREATING THE WHOLE PERSON: SOCIAL WORK’S PRIMARY ROLE
REFERENCES
3 Ethics in Health Care
THEORIES OF ETHICS
BIOETHICS
CODES OF ETHICS
ETHICAL DILEMMAS IN HEALTH CARE: ILLUSTRATIVE CASE VIGNETTES
UNDERSTANDING SOCIAL WORK ETHICS
ETHICAL DECISION MAKING
CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
4 Global Health Social Work
HEALTH SOCIAL WORK IN SOUTH KOREA
HEALTH SOCIAL WORK IN ISRAEL
HEALTH SOCIAL WORK IN CHINA
REFERENCES
5 Public Health Social Work
PUBLIC HEALTH AND SOCIAL WORK
A CHANGING HEALTH LANDSCAPE
HEALTH SOCIAL WORK, SOCIAL JUSTICE, AND THE SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH
CONCEPTUALIZING SOCIAL WORK’S HEALTH IMPACT
PUBLIC HEALTH, SOCIAL WORK, AND THEIR COMMON GROUND
PUBLIC HEALTH SOCIAL WORK: A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE 20TH CENTURY
PUBLIC HEALTH SOCIAL WORK IN THE 21ST CENTURY: RENEWED INTEREST
PUBLIC HEALTH SOCIAL WORK TODAY: PRACTICE
RESEARCH ON PUBLIC HEALTH SOCIAL WORK PRACTICE
EDUCATION FOR PUBLIC HEALTH SOCIAL WORK
PUBLIC HEALTH SOCIAL WORK AND RESEARCH
THE FUTURE OF PUBLIC HEALTH SOCIAL WORK
REFERENCES
6 Health Policy and Social Work
A FRAMEWORK FOR UNDERSTANDING HEALTH POLICY
HEALTH SERVICES ORGANIZATIONS
KEY FEDERAL HEALTH PROGRAMS: MEDICARE, MEDICAID, AND SCHIP
KEY FEATURES OF THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT
CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
7 Theories of Health Behavior
THE USE OF THEORY IN SOCIAL WORK PRACTICE AND RESEARCH
RATIONAL CHOICE–BASED THEORETICAL APPROACHES
SOCIAL NETWORK–BASED THEORETICAL APPROACHES
THE TRANSTHEORETICAL MODEL: STAGES OF CHANGE
SOCIAL COGNITIVE THEORY
DISCUSSION
CAVEATS
REFERENCES
PART II: Health Social Work Practice: A Spectrum of Critical Considerations
8 Community and Health
COMPOSITION OF U.S. NEIGHBORHOODS
DOES HEALTH DIFFER BY INCOME AND RACE OR ETHNICITY?
HOW ARE NEIGHBORHOOD EFFECTS IDENTIFIED?
MECHANISMS BY WHICH COMMUNITIES INFLUENCE HEALTH
COMMUNITY EFFECTS AND THE LIFE COURSE
IMPLICATIONS FOR SOCIAL WORK PRACTICE
REFERENCES
9 The Implementation of Integrated Behavioral Health Models
INTEGRATED BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CARE OVERVIEW
THE INTEGRATED BEHAVIORAL HEALTH WORKFORCE
IMPLEMENTING INTEGRATED CARE
DIRECTIONS FOR FUTURE RESEARCH
CONCLUSIONS
REFERENCES
10 Social Work Practice and Disability Issues
DEFINING DISABILITY
HISTORICAL CONTEXT
DISABILITY MODELS
INTEGRATING MODELS FOR SOCIAL WORK PRACTICE
CLINICAL PRACTICE ISSUES
CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
11 Translation of Evidence‐Based Practices in Health
WHAT IS EVIDENCE‐BASED PRACTICE?
INTERVENTION SCIENCE
IMPLEMENTATION SCIENCE
SUMMARY
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
REFERENCES
12 Communication in Health Care
THE STRUCTURE AND DYNAMICS OF THE CLINICAL ENCOUNTER IN HEALTH CARE
ILLNESS VERSUS DISEASE
BARRIERS TO PATIENT‐PROVIDER COMMUNICATION
METHODS FOR IMPROVING HEALTH COMMUNICATION
WORKING WITH PATIENTS WITH LIMITED OR NO ENGLISH‐LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY
CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
13 Religion, Belief, and Spirituality in Health Care
RELIGION, BELIEF, AND SECULARITY
THE IMPORTANCE OF TALKING ABOUT RELIGION IN HEALTH CARE
RELIGIOUS DIVERSITY: CHALLENGES AND KNOWLEDGE SOURCES
DEFINITIONAL INQUIRIES
RELIGION AND SPIRITUALITY IN HEALTH CARE
THREE COMPONENTS OF HEALTH SOCIAL WORK
ASSESSING RELIGION AND SPIRITUALITY
CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
14 Developing a Shared Understanding: When Medical Patients Use Complementary and Alternative Approaches and Seek Integrative Systems
ALTERNATIVE AND COMPLEMENTARY PRACTICES IN THE UNITED STATES
ALTERNATIVE USE AMONG ETHNIC MINORITIES
DEFINITION OF TERMS: DISTINCTIONS BETWEEN ALTERNATIVE, COMPLEMENTARY, AND INTEGRATIVE
REASONS FOR SEEKING ALTERNATIVE TREATMENTS
SYSTEMS AND PRACTICES
RESEARCH DILEMMA
PROBLEMS AND CONCERNS
INSURANCE COVERAGE ISSUES
CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
15 Families, Health, and Illness
THE SOCIAL CONTEXT OF ILLNESS AND DISABILITIES
CLINICAL AND RESEARCH IMPLICATIONS
FAMILY ASSESSMENT
HEALTH/ILLNESS BELIEF SYSTEM
CHALLENGES IN IMPLEMENTATION OF FAMILY‐BASED RESEARCH
CONCLUSION
APPENDIX 15.A: CONSTRUCTING A FAMILY GENOGRAM
REFERENCES
PART III: Health Social Work: Selected Areas of Practice
16 Social Work With Children and Adolescents With Medical Conditions
SOCIAL WORK INTERVENTIONS WITH CHILDREN AND FAMILIES IN HOSPITALS
CHILD MALTREATMENT SCREENING AND PREVENTION IN PEDIATRIC MEDICAL SETTINGS
EMERGING HEALTH ISSUES IN EARLY AND MIDDLE CHILDHOOD
EMERGING ISSUES IN ADOLESCENT HEALTH AND HEALTHCARE TRANSITION PLANNING
THREATS TO HEALTHCARE ACCESS AMONG CHILDREN AND FAMILIES
ADVOCACY OPPORTUNITIES TO REDUCE CHILD HEALTH DISPARITIES
REFERENCES
17 Social Work With Older Adults in Healthcare Settings
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE AGING POPULATION
COMPREHENSIVE GERIATRIC ASSESSMENT
ETHNOGERIATRIC ASSESSMENT
ASSESSMENT VERSUS SCREENING
SOCIAL WORK WITH OLDER ADULTS IN HEALTHCARE SETTINGS
ISSUES AND CHALLENGES TO SOCIAL WORK WITH OLDER INDIVIDUALS IN THE CURRENT HEALTHCARE ENVIRONMENT
REFERENCES
18 Nephrology Social Work
END‐STAGE RENAL DISEASE AS A PUBLIC HEALTH ISSUE
DEMOGRAPHICS OF RENAL PATIENTS
PSYCHOSOCIAL ASPECTS
RAMIFICATIONS OF PSYCHOSOCIAL ISSUES
SOCIAL WORK INTERVENTION
THE PROFESSIONALIZATION OF NEPHROLOGY SOCIAL WORKERS
THE COUNCIL OF NEPHROLOGY SOCIAL WORKERS
CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
19 Oncology Social Work
CANCER EPIDEMIOLOGY
CANCER ETIOLOGY AND MORTALITY
CANCER PREVENTION AND EARLY DETECTION
CANCER TREATMENT
A BRIEF HISTORY OF PSYCHOSOCIAL ONCOLOGY
PSYCHOSOCIAL IMPACT OF CANCER
CANCER AND THE FAMILY
CANCER OVER THE LIFE COURSE
CANCER SURVIVORSHIP
THE GLOBAL CONTEXT OF ONCOLOGY SOCIAL WORK
SCOPE AND FUNCTIONS OF ONCOLOGY SOCIAL WORKERS
PSYCHOSOCIAL CANCER CARE BY ONCOLOGY SOCIAL WORKERS WORLDWIDE
CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
20 Chronic Disease and Social Work: Diabetes, Heart Disease, and HIV/AIDS
CURRENT TRENDS IN THE CARE OF PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC DISEASES
EPIDEMIOLOGY OF DIABETES, HEART DISEASE, AND HIV/AIDS
PATIENT SELF‐MANAGEMENT OF CHRONIC DISEASE
PATIENT‐PRACTITIONER COMMUNICATION IN CHRONIC DISEASE
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MENTAL HEALTH AND CHRONIC DISEASE
CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
21 Social Work and Genetics
SOCIAL WORK AND GENETICS: A HISTORY
IMPLICATIONS OF GENOMICS FOR SOCIAL WORK PRACTICE TODAY
INTRODUCTION TO GENETIC VARIATION
GENE‐ENVIRONMENT INTERACTION
HEALTH DISPARITIES GROW ALONGSIDE TRANSLATIONAL GENOMICS
GENETIC TECHNOLOGIES ACROSS THE LIFE CYCLE
A ROLE FOR SOCIAL WORK: REFERRALS, COUNSELING, AND TESTING
NEGOTIATING COMMON ETHICAL CHALLENGES
POLICY DEVELOPMENTS
CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
22 Pain Management and Palliative Care
PALLIATIVE CARE AND PAIN MANAGEMENT
A BRIEF CONTEXTUAL HISTORY
DEFINITIONS: PAIN, SUFFERING, AND TOTAL PAIN
PAIN: AN OVERVIEW
BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL‐SPIRITUAL ASSESSMENT
INTERVENTIONS
SOME ETHICAL CONCEPTS RELATED TO PAIN AND PALLIATIVE CARE
CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
23 End‐of‐Life Care
END‐OF‐LIFE CARE
CULTURAL CONSIDERATIONS
ADVANCE DIRECTIVES
PATIENTS’ RIGHTS AT THE END OF LIFE
COMPASSION FATIGUE, BURNOUT, AND THE ROLE OF SELF‐CARE
CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
Index
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SARAH GEHLERT, PHD, is Dean and University of South Carolina Educational Foundation Distinguished Professor, College of Social Work, University of South Carolina. She also is the E. Desmond Lee Professor of Racial and Ethnic Diversity Emerita at the Brown School of Social Work, Washington University in St. Louis. Dr. Gehlert is the President of the American Academy of Social Work and Social Welfare.
TERI BROWNE, PHD, is Associate Professor and Associate Dean for Faculty and Research in the College of Social Work at the University of South Carolina. Dr. Browne is the Co-Director for Interprofessional Education for the Health Sciences at the University of South Carolina.
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