Health Psychology Consultation in the Inpatient Medical Setting

Susan M. Labott, PhD, ABPP, received her doctorate in clinical psychology from Northern Illinois University and completed a postdoctoral fellowship at Henry Ford Hospital. She is a professor of clinical psychology in psychiatry at the University of Illinois Hospital and Health Sciences System in this setting she developed and directed an inpatient health psychology consultation service as well as outpatient health psychology services for 8 years. She is board-certified in clinical health psychology by the American Board of Professional Psychology. She also has interests in ethics and chairs the Social/ Behavioral Institutional Review Board at the University of Illinois at Chicago.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroduction Part I: The Inpatient Setting and Consultation ModelsChapter : The Hospital MilieuChapter 2: Consultation Models and ContentPart II: The Inpatient EvaluationChapter 3: Preparing for the ConsultationChapter 4: Interviewing the PatientChapter 5: Wrapping Up the ConsultationPart III: Psychological Issues in the Inpatient SettingChapter : Adjustment to Medical IllnessChapter 7: AnxietyChapter 8: DepressionChapter 9: Delirium and Acute Cognitive ChangesChapter : Substance Use and AbusePart IV: Special Issues in the Hospital SettingChapter : Decisional CapacityChapter 2: NonadherenceChapter 3: PainChapter 4: End-of-Life IssuesPart V: Ethics and Professional IssuesChapter 5: The Ethics of Consultation With Medical InpatientsChapter : Training, Billing, and Other Professional Issues Appendix AAppendix BReferencesIndexAbout the Author