Part  I  Interpretation of the Health Problem and Need for Treatment
  Section  A  Concepts of Health and Illness
    Chapter  1  Definitions and Meaning of Health and Illness
    Chapter  2  Social Epidemiology
  Section  B  Models and Frameworks for Health and Illness Behaviors
    Chapter  3  Individual and Interpersonal Models of Health and Illness Behavior
    Chapter  4  Health Disparities: International Perspectives
  Section  C  Ecological Models for Change in Health and Illness Behaviors
    Chapter  5  Health Promotion – Program Planning and Evaluation
Part  II  Approaches to Resolve Health Problems
  Section  A  Behavioral Medicine
    Chapter  6  Behavioral Medicine
  Section  B  Focus on the Pharmacy Profession
    Chapter  7  Professional Socialization of Pharmacists
    Chapter  8  Organizational Change
  Section  C  Treatment Planning and Participation
    Chapter  9  Prescribing Behavior
    Chapter  10  Patient Decision Making: Responses to Illness and Treatment
    Chapter  11  Interpersonal Communication for Pharmaceutical Care
    Chapter  12  Pharmaceutical Care: Incorporating the Needs and Perspectives of Caregivers
  Section  D  Evaluating Patient Medication Use Behavior and Need for Change
    Chapter  13  Psychological Aspects of Medication Adherence
    Chapter  14  Facilitating Behavioral Change
    Chapter  15  Patient-Reported Outcomes of Drug Therapy
Part  III  Targeting Care of Specific Patients
    Chapter  16  Children, Adolescents, and Medicines
    Chapter  17  Social, Behavioral, and Economic Aspects of Medication Use in Older Adults
    Chapter  18  Death and Dying
    Chapter  19  Care for Individuals with Mental Illness
    Chapter  20  Medication Use Among Culturally Diverse Patients
Part  IV  Public Policy Perspectives on Medical Practices
    Chapter  21  A Psychosocial Approach to Medication Errors
    Chapter  22  Ethical Issues Influencing Public Policy Initiatives