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课程主页: https://www.coursera.org/learn/understanding-psychosis
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课程名称:理解精神错乱 课程概述:本课程旨在提供关于精神错乱的深入理解,适合需要持续医学教育(CME)学分的学习者。详细信息,包括预期成果、讲者及其揭示的内容,以及CME学分,可以访问此链接:[了解更多](https://umich.cloud-cme.com/course/courseoverview?P=0&EID=68570)。 在课程中,学习者将探索生活于精神错乱状态下的体验和康复过程,了解精神错乱谱系障碍(如精神分裂症)患者为何更容易出现严重的身体健康问题,以及医疗提供者可以采取哪些措施以改善这一群体的护理体验和医疗服务获取。此外,课程将介绍提供更好关怀的有效方法。 课程大纲: 1. 模块1:精神错乱基础 - 介绍课程内容,学习精神错乱相关的关键术语,了解精神错乱发作的体验。 2. 模块2:心理健康服务:历史与新方向 - 学习有关精神错乱的循证治疗方法,掌握心理健康治疗的历史背景,以及有效吸引精神错乱患者参与医疗的技术。 3. 模块3:精神错乱与健康 - 了解生活在精神错乱谱系障碍下的个体所面临的健康差异及其潜在解决方案。 4. 模块4:创伤知情护理 - 学习创伤知情护理的重要性,特别是在为精神错乱患者提供医疗服务时的应用。 通过本课程,学习者将增强对精神错乱的理解,为改善精神错乱患者的医疗体验提供实用的工具和知识。
Name:Module 1: Psychosis Fundamentals
Description:During the first course module, participants will be introduced to the course; will learn key terms related to psychosis; and will learn more about what it is like to have a psychosis episode.
Name: Module 2: Mental Health Services: History and New Directions
Description:During the second course module, participants will learn the evidence-based treatment approaches for psychosis; will gain a historical perspective on mental health treatment; and will learn techniques that are helpful for engaging people with psychosis in healthcare.
Name: Module 3: Psychosis and Health
Description:During the third course module, participants will gain a better understanding of the health disparities facing individuals living with psychosis spectrum disorders, as well as potential solutions.
Name:Module 4 : Trauma-Informed Care
Description:During the fourth and final course module, participants will learn about Trauma-Informed Care and why it is particularly important in providing healthcare for people with psychosis.
For Continuing Medical Education (CME) Credit Eligible Learners: View information about expected results, presenters, their disclosures, and CME credit here: https://umich.cloud-cme.com/course/courseoverview?P=0&EID=68570 What is it like to live with and recover from psychosis? Why are people with psychosis spectrum disorders such as Schizophrenia more likely to have serious medical problems? What can healthcare providers do to improve this population’s experience of and access to care? Why is