Rita Schreiber

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  Rita Schreiber, RN, DNSFaculty of Nursing, University of Victoria

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  Rita Schreiber Tel: (250) 721-6462 Email: rschreib@uvic.ca

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  "I'm not certain your average physician recognizes depression as the serious disease that it is, particularly when they are dealing with older patients," said Dr. Rita Schreiber, a professor of nursing at the University of Victoria."The attitude in our society is: 'Of course Granny's depressed, she's old.' "
  
  Dr. Schreiber said there is also a great reluctance among older people to seek help for psychiatric problems.If they do complain, it will often be to say their stomach hurts or their bowel movements are irregular rather than to mention the real feelings of despair.
  
  That's why it is important for family members, friends and health professionals to engage older people about their mental health as well as their physical health, Dr. Schreiber said.
  
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  "We have to be careful not to pathologize all our feelings, Dr. Schreiber said."Our society doesn't allow us much room for anything but being perky and happy.It doesn't allow us time to grieve any more."She said that if we learn to "normalize" mourning, to accept losses as part of life, it will be easier to spot and treat clinical depression, regardless of age.
  
  "Anyone can get depressed," she said."What we have to ensure now is that anyone can get treated for depression too."
  
  Detecting depression in the elderly A simple checklist has been specially developed to detect depression in the elderly.Choose the best answer to describe how you have felt over the past week.Answers indicating depression are in the bolder type.

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  Rita Schreiber, MS, DNS, RN, University of Victoria

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  Rita Schreiber, RN, DNS, School of Nursing, University of Victoria
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  5 Schreiber, R. and M. MacDonald.2003.
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  7 Schreiber, R., M. MacDonald, B. Pauly, H. Davidson, J. Crickmore, L. Moss, J. Pinelli, S. Regan, and C. Hammond.2005.Singing in different keys: Enactment of advanced nursing practice in British Columbia.CJNL.Online exclusive (June).
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  9 Schreiber, R., M. MacDonald, B. Pauly, H. Davidson, J. Crickmore, L. Moss, J. Pinelli, and S. Regan.2005.Singing from the same songbook: The future of advanced nursing practice in British Columbia.CJNL.Online exclusive (June).10 Weiss, C. H. 1980.Knowledge creep and decision accretion.Knowledge: Creation, Diffusion, Utilization 1 (3): 381-404.

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  Dr. Schreiber is Associate Professor, and Dr. Banister is Assistant Professor, University of Victoria, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.
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  Address correspondence to Rita Schreiber, RN, DNS, Associate Professor, University of Victoria, PO Box 1700, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada V8W 2Y2.

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  The Tyranny of Consensus: Implications for Nursing... - [Cached Version]
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  Rita S. Schreiber, University of Victoria

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  Rita Schreiber, RN, BA, MS, DNS UVic SON - R. Schreiber
  
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  Rita Schreiber, RN, BA, MS, DNS (State University of New York)
  
  Dr. Rita Schreiber, Professor and Nurse Practitioner (NP) Program Coordinator, joined the School of Nursing in 1996. Rita's practice interests are in all aspects of mental health and mental health nursing. She has researched and published widely on women's experiences with depression, treatment, and recovery; on grounded theory methodology; and on nursing professional issues including advanced practice, ethical decision-making, and wage equity.
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  Dr. Schreiber has written and co-written courses in the undergraduate and graduate programs, and has supervised both doctoral and master's students.

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  Rita SchreiberPhone: 250.721.6462Fax: 250.472.5406Email: rschreib@uvic.ca
  
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  Rita Schreiber, RN, BA, MS, DNS (State University of New York)
  
  Dr. Rita Schreiber, a Professor and Associate Director for Undergraduate Education, joined the School of Nursing in 1996.Rita's practice interests are in all aspects of mental health and mental health nursing.She has researched and published widely on women's experiences with depression, treatment, and recovery; on grounded theory methodology; and on nursing professional issues including advanced practice, ethical decision-making, and wage equity.She has a current research program with Marjorie MacDonald, Jane Milliken and others related to advanced nursing practice and implementation of nurse practitioners.In addition, along with Marjorie MacDonald and Jane Milliken, she is preparing a second textbook on grounded theory methodology.She has written (with P. Rodney) two graduate distance courses for the APL master's program, and another (with M. Scharf) for the NP program.She has served on graduate supervisory committees in various capacities, including supervisor, methodologist, and external examiner.

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  Rita Schreiber, RN, BA, MS, DNS Professor

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