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An engaging and accessible guide to developing interpersonal clinical skills in the interviewing and assessment of psychiatric patients.
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An engaging and accessible guide to developing interpersonal clinical skills in the interviewing and assessment of psychiatric patients.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 242
- Erscheinungstermin: 17. August 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 374g
- ISBN-13: 9781316614037
- ISBN-10: 1316614034
- Artikelnr.: 48401269
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 242
- Erscheinungstermin: 17. August 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 374g
- ISBN-13: 9781316614037
- ISBN-10: 1316614034
- Artikelnr.: 48401269
Rob Poole is Professor of Social Psychiatry and Co-Director of the Centre For Mental Health and Society, Bangor University. Prior to this he was a community psychiatrist in Liverpool and North East Wales. He is a past Vice President of the Royal College of Psychiatrists and past Chair of RCPsych in Wales. His main interests are clinical skills and in developing good services for deprived and marginalised populations. He has published extensively and he writes a popular personal website on mental health, Khrushchev's Shoe (www.robgpoole.co.uk).
Part I. What Am I Trying to Find Out Here?: 1. Diagnosis
2. History
3. Mental state examination and psychopathology
4. Cognitive state examination and organic disease
Part II. The Main Principles of One-to-One Interviewing: 5. Office-based psychiatric assessment
6. Understanding and managing relationships with patients
Part III. Difficult Interviews: 7. Difficulties relating to psychosis
8. Unpopular patients
Part IV. Self-Awareness: 9. Values and beliefs
10. Culture
11. Who should I be?
Part V. Complicated Interviews: 12. Interviewing with other team members
13. Interviewing families and other informants
14. In the community
15. Fragmented interviewing and assessment
16. 'Impossible' assessments
Part VI. Developmental Assessments: 17. Neurodevelopmental assessment
18. Personality
Part VII. Drawing it All Together: 19. Risk and safety
20. Record keeping and reports.
2. History
3. Mental state examination and psychopathology
4. Cognitive state examination and organic disease
Part II. The Main Principles of One-to-One Interviewing: 5. Office-based psychiatric assessment
6. Understanding and managing relationships with patients
Part III. Difficult Interviews: 7. Difficulties relating to psychosis
8. Unpopular patients
Part IV. Self-Awareness: 9. Values and beliefs
10. Culture
11. Who should I be?
Part V. Complicated Interviews: 12. Interviewing with other team members
13. Interviewing families and other informants
14. In the community
15. Fragmented interviewing and assessment
16. 'Impossible' assessments
Part VI. Developmental Assessments: 17. Neurodevelopmental assessment
18. Personality
Part VII. Drawing it All Together: 19. Risk and safety
20. Record keeping and reports.
Part I. What Am I Trying to Find Out Here?: 1. Diagnosis
2. History
3. Mental state examination and psychopathology
4. Cognitive state examination and organic disease
Part II. The Main Principles of One-to-One Interviewing: 5. Office-based psychiatric assessment
6. Understanding and managing relationships with patients
Part III. Difficult Interviews: 7. Difficulties relating to psychosis
8. Unpopular patients
Part IV. Self-Awareness: 9. Values and beliefs
10. Culture
11. Who should I be?
Part V. Complicated Interviews: 12. Interviewing with other team members
13. Interviewing families and other informants
14. In the community
15. Fragmented interviewing and assessment
16. 'Impossible' assessments
Part VI. Developmental Assessments: 17. Neurodevelopmental assessment
18. Personality
Part VII. Drawing it All Together: 19. Risk and safety
20. Record keeping and reports.
2. History
3. Mental state examination and psychopathology
4. Cognitive state examination and organic disease
Part II. The Main Principles of One-to-One Interviewing: 5. Office-based psychiatric assessment
6. Understanding and managing relationships with patients
Part III. Difficult Interviews: 7. Difficulties relating to psychosis
8. Unpopular patients
Part IV. Self-Awareness: 9. Values and beliefs
10. Culture
11. Who should I be?
Part V. Complicated Interviews: 12. Interviewing with other team members
13. Interviewing families and other informants
14. In the community
15. Fragmented interviewing and assessment
16. 'Impossible' assessments
Part VI. Developmental Assessments: 17. Neurodevelopmental assessment
18. Personality
Part VII. Drawing it All Together: 19. Risk and safety
20. Record keeping and reports.