2003
DOI: 10.4088/pcc.v05n0508
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Brief Encounter

Abstract: Through this column, we hope that practitioners in general medical settings will gain a more complete knowledge of the many patients who are likely to benefit from brief psychotherapeutic interventions. A close working relationship between primary care and psychiatry can serve to enhance patient outcome.

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“…1 I saw about 1200 of his outpatients, while making clinic rounds with him 1 morning a week for 3 years. 2 This experience led to the design of a research study of the value of brief (6-session) cognitive therapy to aid in adjustment to cancer. 3 One of my earliest study subjects asked to have our sessions continue, once monthly, "for life."…”
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confidence: 99%
“…1 I saw about 1200 of his outpatients, while making clinic rounds with him 1 morning a week for 3 years. 2 This experience led to the design of a research study of the value of brief (6-session) cognitive therapy to aid in adjustment to cancer. 3 One of my earliest study subjects asked to have our sessions continue, once monthly, "for life."…”
Section: In For the Long Haulmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We met at the university at which Robert was an oncology patient and I was making rounds 1 morning a week with my oncologist colleague. 1,2 I spoke with Robert briefly after the oncologist and nurse had left the room. He seemed like a good candidate for a research study I was conducting that offered a cancer patient 6 sessions of cognitive therapy to aid adjustment to the disease.…”
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