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- Kiadó OUP USA
- Megjelenés dátuma 2013. április 4.
- ISBN 9780199796816
- Kötéstípus Keménykötés
- Terjedelem792 oldal
- Méret 183x257x43 mm
- Súly 1520 g
- Nyelv angol 0
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Late-life Mood Disorders provides a comprehensive review of the current research advances in neurobiology and psychosocial origins of geriatric mood disorders. The review of the latest developments and "gold standards" of care is provided by an international group of leading experts.
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This book contains a comprehensive review of the current research advances in late life mood disorders. This detailed review reflects the new understanding of neurobiology and psychosocial origins of geriatric mood disorders in the first decade of the 21st Century and is provided by the international group of leading experts in the field. The review of the latest developments and "gold standards" of care or methodologies in geriatric mood disorders is complemented by the anticipated future directions of research and translation into clinical practice. Our volume targets a broad audience of clinical researchers and clinicians. The content of the book will increase clinicians' and researcher's competency in recent research findings, and broaden their diagnostic and therapeutic perspectives and power of observation that will prepare them to deal with the challenges of finding appropriate effective treatments for older adults with mood disorders. The discussion of the data is presented in a textbook format and can be used for training of students of geriatric mental health. Individual chapters can be used as references on a particular topic for interested individuals, and obtained online. Clinicians and researchers who are dedicated to the treatment and study of mood disorders in older people might consider this volume an essential part of their library.
This is an outstanding book covering an all too frequent but often unrecognized problem of late-life mood disorders. There has been enormous progress in understanding the neurobiology of these disorders and this book presents the latest information about this burgeoning research. Written and edited by internationally recognized leaders in the field, this is a welcome addition to geriatric psychiatry... This comprehensive book is an excellent guide to the current scientific knowledge about late-life mood disorders. All clinicians involved in the care of older adults should be familiar with the information it contains.
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Table of Contents
Contributors
Preface
SECTION 1: Introduction to Late-Life Mood Disorders
1. A National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) Perspective on Geriatric Mood Disorder Research
Jovier D. Evans and George T. Niederehe
2. Research Priorities in Late Life Mood Disorders: An International Perspective
Briony Dow, David Ames, Xiaoping Lin, Jean Tinney, and Betty Haralambous
3. Epidemiology of Late Life Mood Disorders: Rates, Measures and Populations
Patricia Marino and Jo Anne Sirey
4. Public Health Burden of Late-Life Mood Disorders
J--rgen Un--tzer and Mijung Park
5. Late Onset Mood Disorders: ICDs and DSMs
Roger Peele
Section 2: Diagnosis and Comorbid Conditions
6. The Diagnosis and Treatment of Unipolar Depression in Late Life
John Snowdon and Osvaldo P. Almeida
7. Bipolar Disorder
Robert C. Young and Nahla A. Mahgoub
8. Non-Major Depression
Ganesh Kulkarni, Ipsit V. Vahia, Thomas W. Meeks and Dilip V. Jeste
9. Anxious Depression: Application of a Unified Model of Emotional Disorders to Older Adults
Andrew J. Petkus, Eric J. Lenze and Julie Loebach Wetherell
10. The Social Determinants of Depression in Older Adulthood
Stephen E. Gilman, Hannah Carliner and Alex Cohen
11. Depression in Dementia
Christopher M. Marano, Paul B. Rosenberg and Constantine G. Lyketsos
12. The Challenge of Suicide Prevention in Later Life
Yeates Conwell and Alisa O'Riley
13. Bereavement and Complicated Grief in Older Adults
Katherine M. Shear, Angela Ghesquiere and Michael S. Katzke
14. Current Issues in Informal Caregiving Research: Prevalence, Health Effects and Intervention Strategies
Richard Schulz
15. Post-Stroke Depression and Vascular Depression
Sarah Volk and David C. Steffens
16. Depression and Medical Illness in Late Life: Race, Resources, and Stress
Briana Mezuk and Joseph J. Gallo
17. Comorbid Neurological Illness
Dylan Wint and Jeffrey Cummings
18. Comorbid Substance Abuse
David W. Oslin and Amy Helstrom
19. Comorbid Pain Disorders
Jordan F. Karp and Jonathan McGovern
20. Bidirectional relationships between sleep, insomnia and depression
Chiara Baglioni, Mathias Berger, and Dieter Riemann
Section 3: Treatment and prevention
21. Use of adjunctive therapy in older depressed adults who are resistant to antidepressant treatment
J. Craig Nelson
22. Psychotherapy
Patricia A. Arean
23. ECT and Neuromodulation in the Treatment of Late-Life Mood Disorders
William M. McDonald and Arshya Vahabzadeh
24. Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) Approaches for Treatment and Prevention in Late-Life Mood Disorders
David Merrill, Martha Payne and Helen Lavretsky
25. Prevention of Depression in Later Life: A Developmental Perspective
Aartjan T.F. Beekman, Pim Cuipers and Filip Smit
26. Depression Medication Treatment Adherence in Later Life
Kara Zivin, Janet Kavanagh, Susan M. Maixner, Jo Anne Sirey and Helen C. Kales
Section 4: Care Delivery Systems
27. Depression in Long-term Care
Christina Hui and David L. Sultzer
28. Late Life Depression in the Primary Care Setting: Toward a Patient-Centered Future
Marsha Wittink, Paul Duberstein and Jeffrey M. Lyness
29. Depression in Older Adults Receiving Hospice Care
Abhilash K. Desai, Daphne T. Lo and George T. Grossberg
30. Late Life Mood Disorders and Home-based Services and Interventions
Kisha N. Bazelais, Yolonda R. Pickett and Martha L. Bruce
31. Novel Platforms for Care Delivery: Internet-based Interventions and Telepsychiatry
Pim Cuipers, Heleen Riper and Aartjan Beekman
Section 5: Neurobiology and Biomarkers
32. Structural Neuroimaging in Late Life Mood Disorders
Sean J. Colloby and John T. O'Brien
33. Molecular Neuroimaging in Late Life Mood Disorders
Anand Kumar, Olusola Ajilore, Brent Forester, Jaime Deseda, Matthew Woodward and Emma Rhodes
34. Functional Neuroimaging in Late Life Mood Disorders
Meenal J. Patel, Howard J. Aizenstein and Gwenn S. Smith
35. Cognitive Biomarkers in Depression
Oliver J. Robinson and Barbara J. Sahakian
36. Neuropathological Markers in Late-Life Depression
Jos-- Javier Miguel-Hidalgo and Grazyna Rajkowska
37. Pharmacogenetics
Greer M. Murphy, Jr.
38. Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics in Late Life
Kristin L. Bigos, Robert R. Bies and Bruce G. Pollock
39. Psychoneuroimmunology of Depressive Disorders: Implications for Older Adults and Late-Life Depression
Michael R. Irwin
40. The HPA Axis and Late Life Depression
Keith Sudheimer, John Flournoy, Anda Gershon, Bevin Demuth, Alan Schatzberg and Ruth O'Hara
41. Clinical Prediction Models
Wesley K. Thompson, Ji-in Choi and Stewart Anderson
42. Integration of Biological, Clinical and Psychosocial Predictors of Treatment Response Variability in Late-Life Depression
Linda Garand, Ellen M. Whyte, Meryl A. Butters, Elizabeth R. Skidmore, Jordan F. Karp and Mary Amanda Dew
43. Conclusion
Helen Lavretsky, Martha Sajatovic and Charles Reynolds III
Index
