Marketing behavioral health

Article Abstract:

The application of intervention science to psychosocial behavioral health interventions and its effects on the growing evidence assessment infrastructure is described. The methods and mechanisms for controlling risks and promoting improvements, including but not limited to international coordination and cooperation are presented.

Health aspects, Comparative analysis, Clinical health psychology, Intervention (Psychology)

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The Development of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapies Within Italian Mental Health Services

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The author examines the evolution of Italian mental health services use of behavior and cognitive therapies. Topics include problem-based assessment, psychiatric training, and pharmacological therapies.

Italy, Social policy, Psychiatric services, Mental health services, Cognitive therapy, Behavior therapy

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Quality of Life in the Rehabilitation of Psychotic Patients

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The authors examines methods of measuring levels of satisfaction in the rehabilitation of psychotic patients. Topics include patient participation, measurement topics, and family involvement.

Care and treatment, Standards, Quality of life, Rehabilitation, Questionnaires, Psychoses, Psychotic disorders

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