Medicine and Behavior II BMS Course Schedule

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1 Medicine and Behavior II BMS Course Schedule Click here to return to the syllabus David Steele, Ph.D., Course Director (850) Orientation, Intro 1/4/2006 to Behavioral Introduction: Medicine, Impact Stress & Coping Steele of stress on health, Moderators of the stress experience 1/11/2006 1/18/2006 1/23/2006 Mon. 8:00-9:00 Mon. 9:00-10:00 Dialysis & Kidney Transplants Obesity Patient Education & Risk Communication: Nutrition Patient Education & Risk Communication:, Lloyd Rodriguez Stine, Clark Lecturediscussion, video, patient panel, movie clip SG Psychological and social factors associated with living with a chronic disease like end state renal disease (ESRD), adherence issues, clinical practice guidelines for managing ESRD, ethical issues associated with organ transplant Epidemiology and trends, Causes and effects on health and illness, Weight-loss interventions, EBM Patient Education and risk communication strategies, biostatistics, informed consent Finding, evaluating & modifying patient education

2 Nutrition 2/3/2006 EXAM 2/8/2006 2/9/2006 Thurs. 9:00-10:00 Unintended Pregnancy Infertility Shepherd, Harrison, Shepherd, Harrison/ Johnson, handouts (IT) Incidence, Causes, Associated Outcomes, Prevention of unintended pregnancy, Options for women (abortion, adoption); Impact on the patient Epidemiology and trends; Psychosocial factors associated with infertility, impact on the individual, couple; ethical issues Stages of sexual response cycle; Influence of psychosocial and 2/13/2006 Mon. organic factors on Sexual Shepherd, Lecture male and female Dysfunction Stine sexual response; Common types of sexual dysfunction at each stage of the cycle. 2/15/2006 Pregnancy Shepherd, Harrison, ; Movie clip (Gattaca) Ethical issues associated with pregnancy (e.g., sex selection); Psychosocial aspects of pregnancy for women and men; Prevalence of depression during and after pregnancy;

3 2/22/2006 2/24/2006 Wed 11:00 11:00- Introduction to Chronic Illness Management: Diabetes Mellitus Adherence: Diabetes Mellitus Adherence: Diabetes Mellitus Rodriguez, Gerend Johnson, Rodriguez Johnson, Rodriguez, Modified teambased learning SG case, facilitators Prenatal genetic testing and counseling. PDA use. Introduction to the chronic care model; Prevalence, trends, causes and health consequences of Type II DM, Primary treatment options; Patient factors that contribute to good outcomes in DM II; Areas for patent education pertaining to DM II, EBM. Psychological and social issues affecting adherence behavior, How to conduct an adherence assessment interview; Clinical case: Type I diabetes; SPOT and SUSSAI Eval American Family Physician Monograph: treatment of Type II Diabetes: Pages 3-13

4 3/15/2006 Sickle Cell Syndromes Rodriguez, Jeffers, Guest Speaker Psychological factors associated with living with Sickle cell, adherence issues, bias in medicine, role of social workers, drug seeking behavior, clinical practice guidelines for managing sickle cell Sickle Cell Disease in Childhood: Part II. Diagnosis and Treatment of Major Complications and Recent Advances in Treatment -Doris L. Wethers, M.D., AFP - Sept. 15, 2000 Impact of diagnosis, behavior modification and risk reduction, Recommended refusal to treat, Curriculum refusal to be Guidelines for HIV infection/aids from treated, clinical 3/22/2006 HIV Quintero SG/ aafp.org informatics, actual Duty to treat AIDS statistics about the patients in the epidemic, focus Bernard Lo: Chapter on community 43 resources, relationships, psychological responses 3/29/2006 Rheumatoid Arthritis and Osteoarthritis Van Durme, Guest Speaker Physical therapist as adjunct provider, Focus on functional model of care, exercises working with providers stress reduction psychological responses Osteoarthritis: Diagnosis and Therapeutic Considerations. Ralph Hinton, COL, MC, March 1, 2002, American Family Physician

5 3/31/2006 Low Back Pain Harrison, Panel From Chronic Care model: Coordination of care among multiple providers-focus on dealing with a difficult patient, incidence, prevalence, cause of disability, functional model of care, malingering and secondary gain Diagnosis and Management of Acute Low Back Pain Atul T. Patel, M.D. and Abna A. Ogle, M.D. University of Kansas Medical End of life issues, Symptom Management, Medication Use, Emergencies, Stress Reduction, 4/5/2006 Community Brummel- Congestive Heart, Resources Smith, Failure TBL Functional Orientation TBA Rehabilitation Job changes Adjustment of the Environment: SPOT/SUSSAI Evaluations 4/7/2006 EXAM 4/12/ :00 Introduction to Psychopathology: Reyes Epidemiology; DSM; etiology; primary care and mental health; healthy vs abnormal; impact of culture; impact of family/society (child & adult); MSE DSM IV

6 4/13/2006 4/14/ :00- Personality Disorders Reyes SG MSE Video Anxiety Disorders Dutton TBL Mood Disorders Johnson TBL, SP Axis II review; difficult patients, co-morbidity impact on treatment GAD, Panic, OCD, PTSD; primary care; models; fear vs anxiety vs stress; tx; patient education Models of depression Dxmajor depression, dysthymia, bipolar, adjustment d/ogrief vs bereavement; pseudodementia; suicide assessment; tx: CBT; meds. DSM Ch Ch Ch Ch Ch ; /19/2006 4/26/2006 4/27/2006 Thurs. Psychotic Disorders Venable /Movie Eating Disorders Reyes /movie Substance Abuse Pomm Dx criteria, theories of schizophrenia, schizophreniform, delusional; schizoaffective options capacity; tx refusal Anorexia, bulimia; binge eating; etiology; tx Cultural Expectations ETOH, CAGE; tolerance; substance dependence/abuse; withdrawal; tx PRN; impaired Ch Ch Lo Ch 10 (1st yr review) article (on Bb) Ch Ch Lo, Ch

7 5/5/2006 EXAM physicians