Patient-Perspective Care

This book, written for mental health professionals, presents a fresh new alternative to patient-centred care in the form of patient-perspective care - a highly innovative, evidence-based approach that is a more pragmatic and achievable ethos for effective and efficient health service provision.

Timothy A. Carey is the director of Flinders University's Centre for Remote Health. He is a clinician, teacher, and researcher who has developed the Method of Levels, an a-diagnostic, personalised psychotherapy which is described in the book Principles-Based Counselling and Psychotherapy: A Method of Levels Approach (Routledge 2015).

Chapter 1. Our Global Health Crisis Chapter 2. How Have We Arrived at this Position? Chapter 3. Why Has the Concept of Patient-Centred Care Failed? Chapter 4. The Importance of the Patient's Perspective Chapter 5. The Theoretical Underpinnings of Patient-Perspective Care Chapter 6. What Patient-Perspective Care Means in Practice Chapter 7. Patient-Led Appointment Scheduling: a practical example of patient-perspective care Chapter 8. Patients' Perspectives Chapter 9. Where To From Here?