Module 1
The Society of Pediatric Psychology publishes this many scientific journals
What is 2?
Training that a pediatric psychologist will have
What is a Ph.D./PsyD in clinical, counseling or school psychology?
Attaining the highest level of health for all people.
What is health equity?
Definition of compliance
What is the passive following of a provider's instructions?
The birth place of pediatric psychology
What is Oklahoma?
Is the professional "home" for pediatric psychology.
What is the Society of Pediatric Psychology, Division 54 of APA?
The meaning of "cross-cutting issues" in pediatric psychology.
What is "they are relevant and applied to a wide variety of health conditions"?
Having more than one minoritized identity.
What is multiple minority?
The "gold standard" assessment for adherence.
What is electronic monitoring?
Arousal, re-experiencing of event, and avoidance linked to medical events.
What is pediatric medical traumatic stress?
The founding father of Pediatric Psychology
Who is Logan Wright?
The number of newly diagnosed plus existing cases of a disease.
What is prevalence?
Interpersonal relationships experienced by an individual person.
What are mesosystems?
Level of prevention that looks at preventing a disorder before it occurs.
What is Primary prevention?
Parent social networks and their workplace indirectly affect their chronically ill child in this level of Bronfenbrenner's social-ecological model.
What is Exosystem?
Definition of Pediatric Psychology
What is the field that:
involves clinical practice, research and advocacy
considers both a developmental and biopsychosocial approach
targets the family and family system, as well as
other societal structures in which the child
functions?
3 general settings for pediatric psychologists
What are outpatient, inpatient, and community?
A model that argues that a chronic health condition is a stressor to which the child and family adapt
What is the Wallander and Varni's Risk-Resistance model?
Medical and mental health professionals working on a collaborative team in the pediatric context.
What is Integrated primary care?
The percentage of adherence for children.
What is 50%?
The American psychologist who founded clinical psychology
Who is Dr. Lightner Witmer?
Billing codes for psychologists that do NOT require a psychiatric diagnosis, like depression
What are Health and Behavior Codes?
Favorable behavioral, health, and academic outcomes until they become more acculturated to mainstream American culture.
What is immigrant paradox?
Most medical or healthcare services for children occur here.
What is outpatient primary care clinic?
When pediatric psychology was co-founded by three psychologist
What is the 1960's?