A Medical Handbook For Psychologists 2500-PL-PS-FO-18
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Term 2023L:
A series of 14 lectures for students of full-time and evening studies, presenting the basic is-sues related to the health of an individual and society, the organization of health care and the functioning of people in various phases of the disease. The series of lectures on health is inspired by the author's view that a contemporary patient of a psychologist is usually also a patient of a medical doctor or has a person who requires chronic treatment among his relatives. In both cases, the life of the patient and his relatives changes, often radically and for a long time. After diagnosis, "nothing will be as it used to be." The patient's life changes in economic, social, family, emotional, erotic and physical dimensions (activity restriction or, on the contrary, a recommendation to take up physical activity). |
Prerequisites (description)
Learning outcomes
knowledge: K_W01, K_W04, K_W07, K_W08, K_W09, K_W10
skills: K_U01, K-U02, K-U0, 5K-U07
social competences: K_K01, K_K02, K_K05.
Description:
The student has mastered the basics of knowledge about the social situation and functioning of seriously and / or chronically ill people and the organization of the health care system, with particular emphasis on the place of the psychologist in the health care system; understands the need for psychological support of people suffering from chronic or a fatal disease; understands the need for preventive examinations and taking actions to counteract the occurrence of non-communicable chronic diseases (knowledge: K_W01, K_W04, K_W07, K_W08, K_W09, K_W10).
The student is able to select the appropriate sources of knowledge to promote the principles of organizing psychological care based on scientific facts in the process of treating somatic diseases, especially common in people; understands the importance of assessing and supporting the quality of life of chronically ill people and their caregivers (skills: K_U01, K-U02, K-U0, 5K-U07).
The student is able to use his knowledge about the most common chronic diseases to take actions to improve the quality of life of patients; is able to plan activities aimed at determining the quality of life at the stage of diagnosis and then treatment; understands the need for psychological support for caregivers of chronically ill and / or infirm people; understands the need to cooperate with representatives of medical professions in caring for seriously and / or chronically ill (social competences: K_K01, K_K02, K_K05).
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