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Annual Review of Psychology, 2002
▪ Abstract Are clinical psychologists' assessment practices cost-effective? Are they scientifically sound? Are they fair and unbiased? Financial pressures from managed care interests, recent developments in the law, and multicultural issues are forcing the profession to confront these hard questions regarding accountability.
James M, Wood +3 more
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▪ Abstract Are clinical psychologists' assessment practices cost-effective? Are they scientifically sound? Are they fair and unbiased? Financial pressures from managed care interests, recent developments in the law, and multicultural issues are forcing the profession to confront these hard questions regarding accountability.
James M, Wood +3 more
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The Journal of Vascular Access, 2014
Background Vascular access guidelines recommend routine screening for the timely detection of stenosis using noninvasive methods, including clinical assessment (monitoring) and device-based surveillance relying on access blood flow (Qa) and static intra-access pressure (sVPR, static venous pressure ratio) measurements and duplex ultrasound (DU ...
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Background Vascular access guidelines recommend routine screening for the timely detection of stenosis using noninvasive methods, including clinical assessment (monitoring) and device-based surveillance relying on access blood flow (Qa) and static intra-access pressure (sVPR, static venous pressure ratio) measurements and duplex ultrasound (DU ...
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Assessment of bruxism in the clinic*
Journal of Oral Rehabilitation, 2008Summary Bruxism is a much‐discussed clinical issue in dentistry. Although bruxism is not a life‐threatening disorder, it can influence the quality of human life, especially through dental problems, such as tooth wear, frequent fractures of dental restorations and pain in the oro‐facial region.
K, Koyano +3 more
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Assessment of clinical competence
The Lancet, 2001Tests of clinical competence, which allow decisions to be made about medical qualification and fitness to practise, must be designed with respect to key issues including blueprinting, validity, reliability, and standard setting, as well as clarity about their formative or summative function.
Wass, V +3 more
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Psychological Reports, 2001
Comprehensive clinical evaluation of tics includes (1) assessments to diagnose (a) akathisia, myoclonus, stereotypies, and other dyskinesias and (b) their frequent behavioral concomitants, including attention deficits, compulsions, obsessions, and other psychopathologic manifestations, (2) descriptions of movement parameters from the patients, their ...
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Comprehensive clinical evaluation of tics includes (1) assessments to diagnose (a) akathisia, myoclonus, stereotypies, and other dyskinesias and (b) their frequent behavioral concomitants, including attention deficits, compulsions, obsessions, and other psychopathologic manifestations, (2) descriptions of movement parameters from the patients, their ...
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Clinical Assessment of Parenting
Journal of the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, 1995This report describes the Parenting Risk Scale and reviews previous approaches to the systematic assessment of parenting. Five key dimensions of parenting are described as well as the method for rating the occurrence of difficulties and concerns about parenting using a semistructured interview methodology.The Parenting Risk Scale was developed with two
D A, Mrazek, P, Mrazek, M, Klinnert
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Assessment of clinical competence
Current Opinion in Anaesthesiology, 1999Despite endless efforts in the quest for credible methods for evaluating clinical competence, the objective remains elusive. The components of competence include both clinical (interview skills, physical examination, differential diagnosis and therapeutic modalities) and technical skills.
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Kennedy Institute of Ethics Journal, 1998
"Clinical pragmatism" is an important new method of moral problem solving in clinical practice. This method draws on the pragmatic philosophy of John Dewey and recommends an experimental approach to solving moral problems in clinical practice. Although the method may shed some light on how clinicians and their
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"Clinical pragmatism" is an important new method of moral problem solving in clinical practice. This method draws on the pragmatic philosophy of John Dewey and recommends an experimental approach to solving moral problems in clinical practice. Although the method may shed some light on how clinicians and their
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Audiologic Clinical Assessment
20111. Tinnitus may be the symptom of many different disorders. An accurate assessment of a patient’s history, symptoms, and signs is important to establish a correct diagnosis. The tinnitus handicap inventory (THI) and the visual analog scale (VAS) are very useful tests to evaluate the handicap caused by tinnitus and the entity of tinnitus ...
U. Ambrosetti, L. Del Bo
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Clinical Assessment and Neurodiagnostics
Critical Care Nursing Clinics of North America, 1989Effective brain resuscitation demands the expert clinical assessment skills of a multidisciplinary team. The nurse's role in the evaluation of a patient with acute brain injury is the ongoing monitoring of vital signs and neurological status. A comprehensive clinical evaluation includes obtaining a medical history, performing a clinical examination ...
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