INTEGRATIVE COMPREHENSIVE PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS CASE

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INTEGRATIVE COMPREHENSIVE PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS CASE
FORMULATION PAPER
Please refer to the following rubric for guidelines to write the paper and for grading. Points will be awarded for completeness of information, clarity and logical flow of ideas, and creative and critical thinking. Integrated Comprehensive Psychiatric Disorders Case Formulation
Paper Grading Criteria
Description of one (1) psychiatric condition that may occur in practice. PLEASE USE SCHIZOPHRENIA Delineate the etiology, prevalence, and signs and symptoms for assessment for the diagnosis (include DSM-5 criteria and instruments helpful in diagnosis of disorder) then chose one physical health condition. PLEASE USE TYPE 2 DIABETES Describe information on the morbidity of the psychiatric diagnosis and the physical health condition (etiology, prevalence) and the impact of their co-occurrence on clinical assessment.

How useful is Erickson Stage theory to understanding the case study?

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James and May originally moved to the London from Scotland in the early 1960’s. 
James is now in his early 70s and he has 3 children. Nora, who is 39 years old and lives in London and, till recently, used to visit frequently. James shares his inner city, 4-bedroom housing association home with his two other children – 37-year-old daughter Kirsty and son David, who is 34. In addition Kirsty has a son William, aged 14, who also shares the home. 10 years ago David was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia. His mental health has been fairly stable for the past 5 years. 

A year ago James’s wife May had a sudden heart attack and died and 4 months later he suffered a stroke. James has made a reasonable recovery from his stroke and has regained most of his speech but does have some mobility problems due to weakness on his right side.

The family are finding it hard to cope with May’s death and are also having problems in coping with David’s difficult behaviour related to his paranoia. 
James is worried about David’s mood changes and sometimes feels threatened by him. David is treated with regular depot injections and has a good relationship with his support worker. 

Kirsty used to work in a florist and often left William in the care of his grandparents James and May. Since losing her mum and with her dad becoming ill she has given up work. Kirsty is often tearful and says she is depressed and finds her caring responsibilities burdensome. Since he was 6 months old, William has had no contact with his father, Jack. However, William gets on well with his grandfather and uncle but has recently started falling behind in his school work. 

Kirsty has a good relationship with her older sister Nora who was very supportive to her and her son William. However William now has his own problems following a fall over 2 years ago when he had a traumatic brain injury. He was in a coma for a week then had rehabilitation and although he has made a good physical recovery, his family have noticed changes in his personality. 

At the time of his accident, James and May met Noor, Nora’s partner of seven years, for the first time. Although Kirsty had been aware that Nora was in a same sex relationship, this was the first time that her parents got to know that she was gay and in a relationship with Noor. May from the beginning was accepting of the relationship, but James refused to speak to his daughter or Noor. Since her mother’s death Nora has not visited as frequently as in the past, although Noor does try to encourage her. Kirsty misses the support and company of her older sister.

The answers to the case study must be written in prose not bullet points, and it should include references to a service user perspective. There are 2 questions each answer should be approximately 1000 words in length, all questions should be answered. 2000 words in total

1. How useful is Erickson Stage theory to understanding the case study? 

Choose one adults: Nora, James, Kirsty or David) and explore the following question: 

2. As a social worker reflect on how understanding bereavement and loss may help you identify what services and resources may be required to meet the needs of the service user?

They would like to have a multidisciplinary team deliver the program within the trust. This team would be made up of allied health professionals, podiatrists, physiotherapist and dieticians.

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The change the client would like to implement is the DESMOND program that is designed by the NHS, into treatment plan for newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes patients.

They would like to have a multidisciplinary team deliver the program within the trust. This team would be made up of allied health professionals, podiatrists, physiotherapist and dieticians.

The client has attached the work they have completed themselves (attachment called: SOPH302-Implementing DESMOND). Please take this into account when completing the work.

They have been given a template to follow that is called Pete Allum’s Flow-Line for Change management.

The Pete Allum´s Flow is to be used as a guide to the body of the do the assignment, so it gives you what you should think about when writing it and what can be included so the first part shows the introduction to be 300-400 words and it guides you what to include in the introduction. Then the main body is 2000-2250 words and if you look at the flow chart that show in the main body it should include about leadership theories, organisation culture and so on. Then there is conclusion about 450-600 words

Final Draft-12-20 pages with graphics, (not counting cover, executive summary title page, table of contents, appendixes and Works Cited page). A minimum of 12 full pages of text without graphics is required

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Project 5-Formal Research Recommendation Report
Final Draft-12-20 pages with graphics, (not counting cover, executive summary title page, table of contents, appendixes and Works Cited page). A minimum of 12 full pages of text without graphics is required
to pass.
3. 3 Outside sources minimum (often more are needed because you must also cite sources you take pictures or graphics from)
Assignment Guidelines: “Write a research report . . . [or a] feasibility report. . . . Whichever
form of communication you write, it must be designed to help some organization—real . . . —
solve some problem or achieve some goal, and you must write it in response to a request . . . from the organization you are addressing. . . . Students writing on real situations have prepared projects with such titles as
? ‘Feasibility of Using a Computer Database to Catalog the Art Department’s Slide Library.’ The student wrote this feasibility report at the request of the char of the Art
Department.
? ‘Attitudes of Participants in Merit Hotel’s R.S.V.P Club.’ The student wrote this empirical research report at the request of the hotel, which wanted to find ways of improving a marketing program that rewarded administrative assistants who booked their companies’ visitors at that hotel rather than at one of the hotel’s competitors.
? ‘Expanding the Dietetic Services at the Campus Health Center: A Proposal.’ The student wrote this proposal to the college administration at the request of the part-time dietitian employed by the Health Center.
? ‘Improving the Operations of the Gift Shop at Six Flags of Ohio.’? ‘Upgrading the Monitoring and Communication System in the Psychology Clinic.’