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WORK: A Journal of Prevention, Assessment & Rehabilitation, 2012
History taking is the staple essential backbone for making an accurate diagnosis; it will enable the clinician to make a provisional diagnosis in most of the cases. The following rules should be taken in to consideration for while taking history. Objectives.
Robert H. Thomas, Rupa Bessant
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History taking is the staple essential backbone for making an accurate diagnosis; it will enable the clinician to make a provisional diagnosis in most of the cases. The following rules should be taken in to consideration for while taking history. Objectives.
Robert H. Thomas, Rupa Bessant
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2009
What are the unique contributions of historical information to the child assessment process? What are the typical domains, variables, or behaviors, assessed by such strategies? What structured and unstructured history taking methods are available? How should clinicians go about collecting comprehensive historical information Âefficiently?
Frick, Paul J. +2 more
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What are the unique contributions of historical information to the child assessment process? What are the typical domains, variables, or behaviors, assessed by such strategies? What structured and unstructured history taking methods are available? How should clinicians go about collecting comprehensive historical information Âefficiently?
Frick, Paul J. +2 more
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2016
History taking, if appropriately done, is expected to provide the most important information for reaching the correct neurological diagnosis. Usually the history is obtained from the patient, but if the patient is unconscious, demented, aphasic, or uncooperative, the history must depend on the information obtained from the patient’s family or ...
Hiroshi Shibasaki, Mark Hallett
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History taking, if appropriately done, is expected to provide the most important information for reaching the correct neurological diagnosis. Usually the history is obtained from the patient, but if the patient is unconscious, demented, aphasic, or uncooperative, the history must depend on the information obtained from the patient’s family or ...
Hiroshi Shibasaki, Mark Hallett
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Archives of Internal Medicine, 1979
To the Editor.— The article by Friedman et al in theArchives(138:1359-1361, 1978) describing an automated verbal medical history system raises some important ethical questions regarding the physician-patient relationship. Clearly, the need for such a device is in doubt.
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To the Editor.— The article by Friedman et al in theArchives(138:1359-1361, 1978) describing an automated verbal medical history system raises some important ethical questions regarding the physician-patient relationship. Clearly, the need for such a device is in doubt.
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Postgraduate Medicine, 1976
Including in the routine medical history some basic questions regarding sexual functioning can help to identify persons with sexual problems and to encourage future dialogue. The first step in counseling is to obtain a history of the patient's specific complaint.
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Including in the routine medical history some basic questions regarding sexual functioning can help to identify persons with sexual problems and to encourage future dialogue. The first step in counseling is to obtain a history of the patient's specific complaint.
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