Coping-skills training versus a problem-solving approach with schizophrenic patients.
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Publications and source records attributed to W H Bradshaw.
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Rectus sheath hematoma is an uncommon problem caused by the acute disruption of epigastric vessels or rupture of a rectus muscle that can clinically mimic an acute surgical abdomen. Although this entity usually is self-limiting and can be managed conservatively, bleeding into the rectus muscle in an anticoagulated patient is potentially life threatening. We report a case of a 21-year-old female student who presented with an acute onset of abdominal pain after physical fitness training.
The author summarizes recommendations on how specific training for working black and other minority patients can be integrated into the existing relatively traditional residency programs. He also discusses psychotherapeutic issues and problems encountered in biracial and/or transcultural therapy that must be resolved if the training is to succeed.
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