英文摘要 |
The biopsychosocial (BPS) model comprehensively explains the causes of illness, but it cannot interpret differences in individuals suffering similar stresses as well as ABCX the ABCDX models, which incorporate coping strategies. The latter two models also reveal modifications in lifestyle modification, making them more comprehensive than the BPS model. However, it is difficult to understand and interpret the different dimension of the ABC or ABCD of these models as their definitions of biomedical status do not include the psycho and spiritual dimensions. Therefore, the seesaw model was developed by integrating both models. In this model, first, the whole body with personal appearance, internal organ and psychology/spirit is displayed along with the traditional BPS. Second, the stress and resource dimentions of ABCX or ABCDX and the time sequence of Double ABCX are integrated with aspects of BPS, and located at either side of the seesaw. Third, the dynamic fulcrum, which denotes the coping strategy affected by BPS factors resulting in the different site and shape, is used to indicate the individualized differences. Fourth, SRC BPS is used to denote stress, resource, coping strategy and biopsychospiritsocial dimensions, respectively. Together, these make it possible for the model to serve as a reference for family physicians, other medical sub-specialties, and post-graduate students receiving further general medical education. |