C H A P T E R 6 Flashcards
medical model
mental disorders are illnesses that impairs people from living comfortability
recipients are seen as patients and are treated by physicians in hospitals, clinics and offices
symptoms-> diagnosis->treatment ->cure
history of medical model
Pinel and Phillipe discovered mental illness as a medical problem
Sigmund Freud discovered that mental disorders are psychological issues, through the psychoanalytic method
Electroshock therapy was introduced in the 1940s but was later abused in the 1970s
psychopharmacology studies
chemistry of a drug impacts peoples psychological and physical well being
psychiatric medicine
antipsychotic drugs
antidepressants
antianxiety drugs
narcotic pain medicines
problems with psychiatric medicine
Psychiatric medicine is looking to control rather than to cure
New drugs emerge all the time - there is a constant evolution
public health model
focuses on the prevention of illness
resembles medical model in diagnosis and treatment
focuses on groups by georgapgjy, type of problem, characteristics and more (differing to the medical model)
mental disorders are malfunctions created by the environment or society
focuses on the treatment as well as the prevention
community solutions
attacking the causes of problems and contributing factors
history of public health model
1850 Lemuel Shattuck = declared a need for improved sanitation and social reform regarding public health
US Sanitary Commission
first major public health commission
focused on linking disease and disease prevention to better public health groups in America
Public Health Service
reducing harm through a protective fashion
interventions aimed at disease prevention and health promotion that shape a community’s overall profile
Healthy People Initiative
began in 1979
health for all people
equitable access to health
Human Service Model
stresses the need for balance between the client/individual and the environment
treatment method = uses problem solving and a strengths based approach
clients are individuals, neighborhoods, communities and special populations
strengths based approach
focusing on the positive attributes of the client and the environment
strengths based approach steps
systematically think
process and evaluate
identification of the problem
self esteem
characteristics of human services model
generic focus
accessible, comprehensible, coordinated
problem-solving approach
Treat the whole person
client advocacy
accountability