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CONSULTATION-LIAISON
PSYCHIATRY
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Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry
It is the study, practice andteaching of the relation
between medical and
psychiatric disorders.
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C-L Psychiatrists
serve as consultants to medicalcolleagues (either another psychiatrist or,more commonly, a nonpsychiatric
physician) or to other mental health professionals
(psychologist, social worker, or psychiatricnurse)
consult regarding patients in medical orsurgical settings and provide follow-uppsychiatric treatment as needed
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Roles of a C-L Psychiatrist
skillful and brief interviewer
good psychiatrist and psychotherapist
teacher
knowledgeable physician who
understands the medical aspects of the
case
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C-L Psychiatry
Associated with all the diagnostic,
therapeutic, research and teaching
services that psychiatrists perform in thegeneral hospital and serves as a bridge
between psychiatry and other specialties.
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SCOPE
1. Understand the impact of medical illness andthe system in which it is treated and how thisaffects the presentation, experience, and impactof psychiatric and psychosocial morbidity.
2. Conduct a biopsychosocioculturalassessment, create a formulation and implementappropriate treatment in the context of thegeneral hospital including effectivecommunication with the rest of the treatmentteam.
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3. Assess reactions to illness, anddifferentiate the presentation of depression
and anxiety in the medical setting.
4. Understand the trajectories of illness
and the developmental issues of the
person with mental health problems and
mental illness.
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7.Understand the particular needs ofspecial populations with psychiatric andpsychosocial morbidity in the medicalsettings, including the young, the old, theindigenous, and those with intellectualdisabilities.
8. Assess and manage acute and
emergency presentations of psychiatricmorbidity in the general medical setting.
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C-L Psychiatrists
Treat psychiatric problems in medical
patients.
Commonly treated problems: anxiety,
sleep disorders, disorientation, often as a
result of delirium.
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Recommend specific medications
Identify and organize the patient's social cupportsystems
Address the immediate problem through short-term, dynamic psychotherapy
Develop a plan to deal with the petient's socialor occupational problems
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COMMON CONSULTATION-
LIAISON PROBLEMS
1. SUICIDE ATTEMPT OR THREAT
2. DEPRESSION
3. AGITATION
4. HALLUCINATIONS
5. SLEEP DISORDER
6. CONFUSION
7. NONCOMPLIANCE OR REFUSAL TOCONSENT TO PROCEDURE
8. NO ORGANIC BASIS FOR SYMPTOMS
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PROBLEMS IN HOSPITALIZED
MEDICAL PATIENTS Resistance to treatment for medical
complications of substance abuse
Chronic psychiatric illness in a patient admittedfor other reasons
Medical complications of psycotropic agents
Medical complications of a suicide attempt
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PATIENTS AT RISK
Patients with AIDS
Patients undergoing renal dialysis
Patients undergoing surgery
Patients treated in the ICU
Transplantation issues
Psychooncology
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THANK YOU :-)