Optimising appearance-related psychosocial care in European settings
Emma Gaskin, Martin Persson, Heidi Williamson
Abstract
Emma Gaskin, Martin Persson, Heidi Williamson
Abstract
Appearance-related concerns are prevalent among patients and are associated with a range of negative physical and psychosocial outcomes, yet many health professionals across Europe report that they are often ill-equipped to provide adequate support. Researchers from the Centre for Appearance Research examine the impact of two projects aiming to identify training needs to optimise psychosocial care for patients
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Appearance-related concerns are prevalent among patients and are associated with a range of negative physical and psychosocial outcomes, yet many health professionals across Europe report that they are often ill-equipped to provide adequate support. Researchers from the Centre for Appearance Research examine the impact of two projects aiming to identify training needs to optimise psychosocial care for patients
Key concepts: Psychosocial, Psychosocial support, Health professionals, Medicine, Health care, Nursing, Family medicine, Psychology