Textbook of Administrative Psychiatry 2nd edition by John A Talbott, Robert E Hales ISBN 0880487453 978-0880487450
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ISBN 10: 0880487453
ISBN 13: 978-0880487450
Author: John A Talbott, Robert E Hales
Today’s practice of psychiatric administration is totally different from that in past years because of the vast changes sweeping the health care and behavioral health care sectors. Reflecting these changes, this completely revamped second edition contains all-new chapters by 68 contributors (most new to this edition).
This definitive textbook provides the practitioner and student of administration in behavioral healthcare with an up-to-date compendium focused on five central issues that represent the framework of the debate that will guide the evolution of behavioral health care during the next few years • An overview of the evolving behavioral health system, from the rich legacy of the community mental health movement mandated by federal legislation in the 1960s to today’s paradigm, which is instead driven by the marketplace phenomena of managed care, information systems, and consumer empowerment.• Core and new administrative psychiatry concepts and new roles for behavioral health players, including organizational theories, leadership requirements, planning models, and information system solutions, as well as new models of program evaluation and quality management and innovations in training and human resource development.• How selected behavioral health systems are changing and the trend toward integrated systems, addressing the challenge of delivery system configuration and integrated service delivery as the system evolves from cost-based fee for service to managed care settings, as well as important new roles for psychiatric administrators in behavioral health network establishment and maintenance, staffing, capitated financing, population-based care, and outcome management.• A comprehensive overview of the current system, from hospitals (including VA and military services) to county mental health departments, child and family service agencies, and HMOs, with new roles for everyone—psychiatrists, administrators, and mental health clinicians as well as consumers and their families—in the consumer-focused health care systems of the future.• Law and ethics, which includes prisons and civil law issues and considers the special challenge of working within a field where innovation, science, and the marketplace are running well ahead of the legal and bioethics communities.
Offering an in-depth study of areas never before covered, this extensively referenced volume concludes with a discussion of future issues in administrative psychiatry, as the “disruptive technologies” that forced the restructuring of banking, automobile manufacturing, consumer electronics, and other industries start to have an impact on health care.
Broad in appeal as well as scope, this unique reference will find a worldwide audience—from administrators facing the challenges of designing and administering a cost-efficient, effective care system to trainees studying for certification, and nearly everyone in between: from social workers to medical directors, staff psychiatrists, nurses, and middle managers of private and public psychiatric hospitals and behavioral health managed care organizations.
Textbook of Administrative Psychiatry 2nd Table of contents:
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Introduction to Administrative Psychiatry
- Definition and scope of administrative psychiatry
- The role of psychiatry in healthcare systems
- Historical development and the evolution of administrative psychiatry
- Key themes and objectives of the textbook
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Chapter 1: Organizational Structures in Mental Health Services
- The structure of psychiatric institutions (hospitals, clinics, outpatient services)
- Organizational models: Public vs. private psychiatric care
- The role of management and leadership in psychiatric services
- Managing multidisciplinary teams in psychiatric settings
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Chapter 2: Mental Health Policies and Legislation
- Overview of mental health policies and their evolution
- The impact of national and international legislation on mental health services
- Key laws and regulations affecting psychiatric practice (e.g., involuntary commitment, patient rights)
- Ethical and legal considerations in administrative psychiatry
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Chapter 3: Financial Management in Psychiatry
- Budgeting and resource allocation for psychiatric services
- Funding sources for psychiatric care (public funding, insurance, private sector)
- Cost-effectiveness and quality improvement in psychiatric care
- Managing psychiatric practice within budgetary constraints
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Chapter 4: Quality Assurance and Performance Monitoring in Psychiatry
- Developing quality standards in psychiatric services
- Monitoring and evaluating psychiatric care and outcomes
- Risk management and patient safety in mental health settings
- Accreditation and certification of psychiatric services
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Chapter 5: Legal and Ethical Issues in Psychiatric Administration
- Legal challenges faced by administrative psychiatrists
- Patient confidentiality, consent, and rights
- Ethical dilemmas in psychiatric care: Forced treatment, seclusion, and restraint
- Balancing patient care with legal and ethical considerations
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Chapter 6: Workforce Management in Mental Health Services
- Recruiting, training, and retaining mental health professionals
- Addressing workforce shortages and burnout in psychiatry
- Role of psychiatrists, psychologists, nurses, social workers, and support staff in mental health settings
- Continuing professional development and training
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Chapter 7: Mental Health Crisis Management
- Developing and implementing crisis intervention programs
- Managing psychiatric emergencies and preventing violence
- Coordination with law enforcement, emergency services, and community resources
- The role of administrative psychiatrists in crisis response
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Chapter 8: Psychiatric Administration and Community Psychiatry
- The shift from institutional care to community-based mental health services
- Managing outpatient services, day programs, and community mental health centers
- Integrating mental health care into primary care systems
- Collaborating with social services, housing, and legal systems
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Chapter 9: Global Perspectives in Administrative Psychiatry
- International mental health systems and psychiatric care models
- Cultural considerations in psychiatric administration
- Global mental health policy, challenges, and innovations
- The role of the World Health Organization (WHO) in shaping mental health systems
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Chapter 10: The Future of Administrative Psychiatry
- Emerging trends and challenges in the field
- Technology and innovation in psychiatric care (e.g., telemedicine, electronic health records)
- The impact of aging populations and the growing demand for mental health services
- Preparing for future challenges in mental health administration
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Conclusion
- Summary of key themes and issues covered in the book
- The evolving role of administrative psychiatrists in healthcare systems
- Final thoughts on the future direction of psychiatric administration
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Appendices
- Case studies of mental health service management
- Sample policies, guidelines, and procedures
- Resource list for mental health administrators
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References
- A comprehensive list of references and recommended readings
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Index
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