PSYCHIATRY

Assessment

Sep 12, 2016 by in PSYCHIATRY Comments Off on Assessment

Assessment A psychiatric evaluation helps to (a) make a diagnosis, (b) estimate the severity of the patient’s condition, (c) decide on an initial course of action, (d) develop a relationship…

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Psychiatric Classification

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Psychiatric Classification DSM-IV Psychiatric diagnosis has long been criticized as ambiguous and unreliable. Some diagnoses have been based on subjective, unverifiable, intrapsychic phenomena, whereas others have been heterogeneously broad. Modern…

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The impact of criminal victimization

Sep 9, 2016 by in PSYCHIATRY Comments Off on The impact of criminal victimization

The impact of criminal victimization Gillian C. Mezey Ian Robbins Epidemiology The prevalence of crime depends on the methodological approach that is adopted, the questions being asked and the population…

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Domestic violence

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Domestic violence Gillian C. Mezey Introduction Over the last decade, the issue of domestic violence has been transformed from a position of ‘selective inattention’ to becoming a high-priority social and…

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Stalking

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Stalking Paul E. Mullen What is stalking? Stalking is now used to describe a problem behaviour characterized by repeatedly inflicting unwanted intrusions and/or communications on another in a manner which…

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