Life stress of the elderly
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Summary
| Description | (Critical) Through a series of psychiatrist-patient vignettes, this program illustrates the outpatient treatment of a recurrently depressed elderly woman as she progresses from severe depression to improvement. Between the vignettes are comments on treatment of the elderly, depressive illness and the treatment of depression by the psychiatrist interviewer. The title is misleading; the program deals with a particular depressive episode, not with the stresses of the elderly. The commentary does not make full use of the material presented in the vignettes. It fails to explain the attempt to teach slow breathing to a hyperventilator, to discuss precautions in prescribing an MAO inhibitor and to discuss difficulties in the doctor-patient relationship. Loneliness, lack of daily activities, and frequent physical illness can often introduce new stressors to the elderly. This video includes a lengthy interview with one such woman, whose loneliness has led to recurring depression and distan |
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| Source | collections.nlm.nih.gov |
| Author | Kiev, Ari., Psychodynamic Research Corporation., Medi-Tel Communications. |
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Attribution: Kiev, Ari., Psychodynamic Research Corporation., Medi-Tel Communications.