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" The first interview / "
James Morrison.
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BL
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1032198
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b786568
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Morrison, James R.,1940-
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The first interview /\ James Morrison.
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| Edition Statement
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3rd ed.
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New York :: Guilford Press,, ©2008.
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xiv, 370 pages :: illustrations ;; 24 cm
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1593856369
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: 9781593856366
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 351-355) and index.
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| Contents
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Openings and introductions -- Chief complaint and free speech -- Developing rapport -- Managing the early patient interview -- History of the present illness -- Getting the facts about the present illness -- Interviewing about feelings -- Personal and social history -- Sensitive subjects -- Control of the later interview -- Mental status exam I: behavioral aspects -- Mental status exam II: cognitive aspects -- Signs and symptoms in areas of clinical interest -- Closure -- Interviewing informants -- Meeting resistance -- Special or challenging patient behaviors and issues -- Diagnosis and recommendations -- Sharing your findings with the patient -- Communicating your findings to others -- Troubleshooting your interview.
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"Now in a revised and expanded third edition, this popular clinical guidebook describes and illustrates how to conduct an effective diagnostic mental health interview. Focusing on both content and process, James Morrison details what should be asked and explains the best methods for posing clinical questions. He provides essential advice on managing each stage of the interview, showing how to obtain complete, accurate information while establishing trust and rapport." "The book is written in a conversational, straightforward style, with many useful examples and vignettes. Chapters take the clinician step by step through getting the facts on an individual's current symptoms, personal and family history, mental status, behavioral risks, life stressors, and other relevant issues. Morrison offers practical guidelines for working with a range of personalities and problems, including tips for dealing with patients who are confused, uncooperative, deceptive, or hostile. Ways to use results in differential diagnosis and treatment planning are reviewed, and strategies are presented for communicating findings and recommendations to patients and their family members. Throughout, the third edition interweaves the latest research on what works in mental health interviewing with fresh insights on how to engage patients and enhance their motivation." "This user-friendly volume is a resource for students in all mental health disciplines and for professionals who wish to hone their skills, including psychiatrists, clinical psychologists, social workers, counselors, and psychiatric nurses. It will serve as a text in advanced undergraduate- and graduate-level courses and in psychiatric residency programs."--Jacket.
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Interviewing in psychiatry.
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Entretiens (Psychiatrie)
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77.08 psychodiagnostics.
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Interviewing in psychiatry.
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Interview, Psychological.
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Diagnostic and statistical manual.
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Psychische stoornissen.
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Psychodiagnostische interviews.
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Mental Disorders-- diagnosis.
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616.89
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RC480.7.M67 2008
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2008 B-849
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WM 141M879f 2008
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77.08bcl
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