Social and behavioral aspects of pharmaceutical care
By: [edited] by Nathaniel M. Rickles, Albert I. Wertheimer, and Mickey C. Smith.
Contributors: Rickles, Nathaniel M.; Wertheimer, Albert I.; Smith, Mickey C.
Edition: 2nd ed.
Publisher: Jones and Bartlett Publishers
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Sudbury, Mass
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9780763764081
Subjects: Pharmacy -- Social aspects.; Pharmacy management.; Pharmacist and patient.; Pharmaceutical Services.; Drug Therapy -- psychology.; Health Behavior.; Pharmacists -- psychology.; Professional-Patient Relations.; Social Medicine.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Definitions and meaning of health & illness / Marcus Droege; title: Social epidemiology / Candace Miller; title: Individual/interpersonal models of health and illness behavior / Susan Blalock; title: Health disparities : a sociological perspective / Janine Morgall Traulsen; title: Health promotion : program planning and evaluation / Karen Hudmon; title: Behavioral medicine / John Lonie; title: Professional socialization of pharmacists / Greg Higby; title: Organizational change / Salisa Westrick; title: Prescribing behavior / Neil MacKinon; title: Patient decision-making in treatment planning / Nate Rickles; title: Interpersonal communication for pharmaceutical care / Lourdes Planas; title: Pharmaceutical care: incorporating the needs and perspectives of carers / Felicity Smith; title: Measuring & detecting patients adherence with medications / Kevin Farmer; title: Facilitating behavioral change / Jan Kavookjian; title: Patient-reported outcomes of drug therapy / Stephen Coons; title: Children, adolescents, and medicines / Patricia Bush; title: Medication use among older adults / Denise Orwig; title: Death and dying / Albert Wertheimer; title: Caring for the mentally ill / Nate Rickles; title: Medication use among culturally diverse patients / Ilene Abramson; title: A psychosocial approach to medication errors / Betsy Flynn; title: Ethical issues influencing public policy initiatives / Robert Garis.