Document 0438
 DOCN  M9480438
 TI    [AIDS: challenge to liaison psychiatry. Various expectations by
       clinicians concerning liaison psychiatry]
 DT    9410
 AU    Gennotte AF; Centre de prise en charge, Cliniques Universitaires
       St-Luc,; Bruxelles.
 SO    Acta Psychiatr Belg. 1992 Mar-Apr;92(2):93-8. Unique Identifier :
       AIDSLINE MED/94311002
 AB    Interdisciplinary group work could be conceived as shared common
       abilities in order to provide a global management of diseases. In this
       regard, psychologists should assumed several tasks: to advise on
       patient's psychological resources to keep them less anxious or more
       cooperative, to humanize hospital and death, to prevent burn-out. This
       does not mean a management of the illness, but a careful listening to
       help patients to find a meaning to what they are living. The aim should
       not to harmonize different skills but to define each other place
       (physician, social worker, nurse, psychologist...) concerning queries
       that involve us and that wonder us about life, health, sexuality, love,
       the way we take risks.
 DE    Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome/*PSYCHOLOGY  Counseling  English
       Abstract  Human  Interprofessional Relations  Patient Advocacy  *Patient
       Care Team  *Psychiatry  JOURNAL ARTICLE

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