Dean Schuyler, MD

PCC
Psychotherapy Casebook

February 11, 2016

Your patients' caretakers include more than the internists, residents, and clinicians you work with. Here, Dr Schuyler discusses his experiences working with some of the most important caretakers your...
Dean Schuyler
PCC
Psychotherapy Casebook

December 31, 2015

What happens when the patient is a doctor? Being a psychiatrist who recently experienced his first surgery and first hospitalization, Mr A blurs the line between health care provider...
Dean Schuyler
PCC
Psychotherapy Casebook

September 3, 2015

Have you ever felt demoralized? How did you recover from this state? Here, read about the case of Mr A, who responded with demoralization after being diagnosed with a...
Dean Schuyler
PCC
Psychotherapy Casebook

August 13, 2015

There are 2 complementary approaches to palliative care—that of the psychologically minded internist and that of the medically informed psychiatrist. Neither is right or wrong, and they both have...
John Franklin, Dean Schuyler
PCC
Psychotherapy Casebook

June 25, 2015

When a patient at the end of life decides to commit suicide, who is responsible? The physician? The family members? The goal of this case vignette and discussion is...
Dean Schuyler, John Franklin
PCC
Psychotherapy Casebook

April 30, 2015

Have you ever wondered "When will these thoughts go away?" Then, you should read about the case of Mr A, a 50 year-old man who experienced significant loss of...
Dean Schuyler
PCC
Psychotherapy Casebook

February 26, 2015

There is no clear clinical strategy for treating the agitated, acting-out, demented patient. Dr Meyers summarizes what is known and describes her experience with Mr A, a 71-year-old man...
Renee P. Meyer, Dean Schuyler
PCC
Psychotherapy Casebook

December 18, 2014

In this issue of our regular column, Dr Schuyler discusses the case of Mr A, a 77-year-old man who was being managed by a hospice when he started regular...
Dean Schuyler
PCC
Psychotherapy Casebook

October 15, 2014

Read about 2 patient cases that illustrate a looming problem and potential association for individuals with long-term posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD)—the development of dementia. Both patients were veterans who...
Renee P. Meyer, Dean Schuyler
PCC
Psychotherapy Casebook

August 15, 2014

Here, Dr Coker illustrates the benefits of inpatient hospice care to a patient at the end of life and explores the challenges that he has encountered educating others about...
Dean Schuyler, Woodrow Coker
PCC
Psychotherapy Casebook

June 15, 2014

Read this case presentation and discussion to find out how a palliative care approach helped Mr A, a 78-year-old veteran with end-stage cardiac disease and several medical comorbidities, have...
Dean Schuyler, John Franklin
PCC
Psychotherapy Casebook

April 15, 2014

Read about the case of Mr A, who, at the age of 60, was placed in the community living center at a Veterans Administration hospital in Charleston, South Carolina....
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