Diversity issues in the diagnosis, treatment, and research of mood disorders
By: edited by Sana Loue and Martha Sajatovic
Contributors: Loue, Sana; Sajatovic, Martha
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Oxford; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 307
ISBN-13: 9780195308181
Subjects: Affective disorders -- Cross-cultural studies; Minorities -- Mental health
Genres: Cross-cultural studies
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index
Table of contents: title: Using care with culture / Jeffrey L. Longhofer ... [et al.]; title: Issues in the diagnosis and assessment of mood disorders in minorities / Humberto Marin and Javier Escobar; title: Culture-specific diagnoses and their relationship to mood disorders /  Peter Guarnaccia and Igda Martinez Pincay; title: The epidemiology of mood disorders among U.S. minority populations / Sana Loue; title: Treatment modalities and culture / Joe Westermeyer; title: Health care seeking and access / Earnestine Willis and Sheryl E. Allen; title: The scientific status of complementary and alternative medicines for mood disorders: a review / Declan Barry and Mark Beitel; title: Loss in translation: considering the critical role of interpreters and language in the psychiatric evaluation of non-English speaking patients / Carey Jackson ... [et al.]; title: The role of family diversity in the diagnosis and treatment of mood disorders / Amy West and Geri Donenberg; title: Models for the delivery of care / Amy M. Kilbourne; title: Factoring culture into outcomes measurement in mental health / Matt Mendenhall; title: Psychopharmacology and culture / Martha Sajatovic and Matthew A. Fuller; title: Legal and ethical issues in research relating to mood disorders / Sana Loue; title: Strategies for recruitment and retention of minorities in research of mood disorders / Esperanza Diaz and Cristina I. Huebner; title: Training the next generation of health care professionals: awareness and appreciation of cultural issues in mental health / Elizabeth J. Kramer, Cynthia I. Resendez, and Iqbal Ahmed