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- Good
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- EX-LIBRARY
- Book Title
- Psychosocial Effects of Screening for Disease Prevention and Dete
- ISBN
- 9780195075564
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Product Identifiers
Publisher
Oxford University Press, Incorporated
ISBN-10
0195075560
ISBN-13
9780195075564
eBay Product ID (ePID)
49381
Product Key Features
Number of Pages
232 Pages
Publication Name
Psychosocial Effects of Screening for Disease Prevention and Detection
Language
English
Subject
Pathology, Public Health, General
Publication Year
1995
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Medical
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
Item Height
0.9 in
Item Weight
19.8 Oz
Item Length
9.5 in
Item Width
6.5 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
College Audience
LCCN
94-022279
Reviews
"Two primary themes are the psychological adjustment of those notified and subsequent behavioral and emotional effects, principally the reduction of risky behavior. The thirteen contributing authors were chosen for their experience in the effects of risk notification with both theoretical aswell as practical experience in large scale screening and prevention programs for a number of diseases." -- Psychological Reports, "The first part of this excellent compendium edited by Croyle details the experience of multiple investigators with the effect of presenting information about health risks in a variety of disorders, such as Huntington's disease, breast cancer, AIDS and heart disease. ... Altogether this is avery timely collection." -- The New England Journal of Medicine, "The first part of this excellent compendium edited by Croyle details the experience of multiple investigators with the effect of presenting information about health risks in a variety of disorders, such as Huntington's disease, breast cancer, AIDS and heart disease. ... Altogether this is a very timely collection." -- The New England Journal of Medicine"Two primary themes are the psychological adjustment of those notified and subsequent behavioral and emotional effects, principally the reduction of risky behavior. The thirteen contributing authors were chosen for their experience in the effects of risk notification with both theoretical as well as practical experience in large scale screening and prevention programs for a number of diseases." -- Psychological Reports"The first part of this excellent compendium edited by Croyle details the experience of multiple investigators with the effect of presenting information about health risks in a variety of disorders, such as Huntington's disease, breast cancer, AIDS and heart disease. ... Altogether this is a very timely collection." -- The New England Journal of Medicine"Two primary themes are the psychological adjustment of those notified and subsequent behavioral and emotional effects, principally the reduction of risky behavior. The thirteen contributing authors were chosen for their experience in the effects of risk notification with both theoretical as well as practical experience in large scale screening and prevention programs for a number of diseases." -- Psychological Reports, "The first part of this excellent compendium edited by Croyle details the experience of multiple investigators with the effect of presenting information about health risks in a variety of disorders, such as Huntington's disease, breast cancer, AIDS and heart disease. ... Altogether this is a very timely collection." --The New England Journal of Medicine "Two primary themes are the psychological adjustment of those notified and subsequent behavioral and emotional effects, principally the reduction of risky behavior. The thirteen contributing authors were chosen for their experience in the effects of risk notification with both theoretical as well as practical experience in large scale screening and prevention programs for a number of diseases." --Psychological Reports, "The first part of this excellent compendium edited by Croyle details the experience of multiple investigators with the effect of presenting information about health risks in a variety of disorders, such as Huntington's disease, breast cancer, AIDS and heart disease. ... Altogether this is a very timely collection." -- The New England Journal of Medicine"Two primary themes are the psychological adjustment of those notified and subsequent behavioral and emotional effects, principally the reduction of risky behavior. The thirteen contributing authors were chosen for their experience in the effects of risk notification with both theoretical as well as practical experience in large scale screening and prevention programs for a number of diseases." -- Psychological Reports, "Two primary themes are the psychological adjustment of those notified andsubsequent behavioral and emotional effects, principally the reduction of riskybehavior. The thirteen contributing authors were chosen for their experience inthe effects of risk notification with both theoretical as well as practicalexperience in large scale screening and prevention progrmas for a number ofdiseases." -- Psychological Reports, "The first part of this excellent compendium edited by Croyle details theexperience of multiple investigators with the effect of presenting informationabout health risks in a variety of disorders, such as Huntington's disease,breast cancer, AIDS and heart disease. ... Altogether this is a very timelycollection." -- The New England Journal of Medicine, "The first part of this excellent compendium edited by Croyle details the experience of multiple investigators with the effect of presenting information about health risks in a variety of disorders, such as Huntington's disease, breast cancer, AIDS and heart disease. ... Altogether this is a very timely collection." -- The New England Journal of Medicine "Two primary themes are the psychological adjustment of those notified and subsequent behavioral and emotional effects, principally the reduction of risky behavior. The thirteen contributing authors were chosen for their experience in the effects of risk notification with both theoretical as well as practical experience in large scale screening and prevention programs for a number of diseases." -- Psychological Reports
Dewey Edition
20
Illustrated
Yes
Dewey Decimal
155.916
Table Of Content
IntroductionPART I: Reviews of the Literature1. Psychological Impact of Genetic Testing2. Psychosocial Impact of Cholesterol Screening3. Psychosocial Impact of Cancer Screening4. Changes in Psychological Distress and HIV Risk-Associated Behavior: Consequences of HIV Antibody Testing5. The Psychosocial and Behavior Impact of Health Risk Appraisals6. Understanding the Impact of Risk Factor Test Results: Insights from a Basic Research ProgramPART II: Commentaries
Synopsis
As screening programs for HIV, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, genetic abnormalities and other risk factors continue to proliferate, difficult questions are continually raised concerning the psychological and behavioral effects on the participants. Although members of the public health community have debated the costs and benefits of screening programs for over three decades, these questions have become especially pertinent with the current emphasis on earlydisease detection and prevention. While advocates argue that risk notification provides the impetus for individuals to improve their health habits and seek early treatment, skeptics contend that riskscreening can have an adverse labeling effect, leading to increased anxiety, work absenteeism, and fatalism. Now, for the first time, the widely scattered body of research on the effects of risk factor screening is comprehensively reviewed and evaluated in this volume. Here, an internationally recognized group of expert contributors summarizes and discusses current knowledge about the psychosocial consequences of risk factor testing, taking into account individual differences,gender differences, risk status, and intervention strategies. Both the public health and behavioral science viewpoints are explored through up-to-date reviews and stimulating commentary. Bridging the gapbetween data, theory and public health policy, this volume is essential reading for researchers, professionals and policymakers concerned with the prevention of acute and chronic disease., As screening programs for HIV, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, gene abnormalities and other risk factors continue to proliferate, questions continue to be raised about the impact of these programs on the emotions and behaviour of participants. Now, for the first time the widely scattered body of research on the effects of risk factor screening is comprehensively reviewed and evaluated. An international team of recognized experts summarizes and discusses what is known about the psychosocial consequences of risk factor testing., Here, an internationally recognized group of expert contributors summarizes and discusses current knowledge about the psychosocial consequences of risk factor testing, taking into account individual differences, gender differences, risk status, and intervention strategies., As screening programs for HIV, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, genetic abnormalities and other risk factors continue to proliferate, difficult questions are continually raised concerning the psychological and behavioral effects on the participants. Although members of the public health community have debated the costs and benefits of screening programs for over three decades, these questions have become especially pertinent with the current emphasis on early disease detection and prevention. While advocates argue that risk notification provides the impetus for individuals to improve their health habits and seek early treatment, skeptics contend that risk screening can have an adverse labeling effect, leading to increased anxiety, work absenteeism, and fatalism. Now, for the first time, the widely scattered body of research on the effects of risk factor screening is comprehensively reviewed and evaluated in this volume. Here, an internationally recognized group of expert contributors summarizes and discusses current knowledge about the psychosocial consequences of risk factor testing, taking into account individual differences, gender differences, risk status, and intervention strategies. Both the public health and behavioral science viewpoints are explored through up-to-date reviews and stimulating commentary. Bridging the gap between data, theory and public health policy, this volume is essential reading for researchers, professionals and policymakers concerned with the prevention of acute and chronic disease.
LC Classification Number
RA427.5.P79 1995
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