Assessment scales in old age psychiatry / Alistair Burns, Brian Lawlor, Sarah Craig.

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Burns, Alistair S

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TextPublication details: London : Martin Dunitz, 2004.Edition: 2nd ed. / with a contribution by Robert CoenDescription: x, 383 p. : ill. ; 30 cmISBN:

9781841841687 (pbk.) :
1841841684

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618.97689 22

Summary: This text presents 180 assessment scales, which are grouped according to requirements. An estimated completion time for each scale is included, and each chapter includes a brief summary of the main scales which the authors feel would be most appropriate for researchers, hospital specialists or GPs.

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Previous ed.: 1999.

Includes index.

This text presents 180 assessment scales, which are grouped according to requirements. An estimated completion time for each scale is included, and each chapter includes a brief summary of the main scales which the authors feel would be most appropriate for researchers, hospital specialists or GPs.

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