行動療法施行時における臨床心理士の役割(日常診療における臨床心理士の役割)(第33回日本心身医学会総会)

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Psychosomatic medicine (PSM) is a peculiar medical unit in which clinical psychologists (CPs) are expected to participate along with the classical physician-nurse team. The growing importance of CPs' role has been recognized. Nonetheless, its definition does not seem to have been established yet. In the present study, we have tried to clarify the role in the light of our hospital practice. There are two distinct jobs for CPs : (1) clinical multidimension interview, and ( 2 ) psychotherapy in collaboration with nurses and psychotherapists. The entire framework of the practice will be laid by the practising physicians, and CPs cannot trespass that confinement but they may work freely because they have their language and principles of their own. They can translate physicians' intention into psychological and psychotherapeutic programs. This type of relationship may resemble the hardware and software in a computer system with CPs representing the latter. In order to have this system work to the benefit of the patients, information has to flow quickly back to the attending physicians and a clinical conference of the entire team should be held from time to time. The importance of this cooperative system cannot be overemphasized in the practice of psychosomatic medicine.
日本心身医学会の論文
1993-03-01