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Risk assessment a practitioner's guide to predicting harmful behaviour | Author(s) | Bryony Moore |
Publisher | Whiting and Birch, London, 1996 |
Pages | 156 pp |
Source | Whiting & Birch Ltd, PO Box 872, London SE23 3HL. |
Keywords | At risk ; Behaviour disorders ; Elder abuse ; Evaluation ; Guides, guide books. |
Annotation | This book is aimed at professionals - such as social workers, residential care and health and nursing staff - whose work involves predicting the behaviour of other people. Risk assessment can usually be carried out by frontline staff dealing with the client in question, rather than by referral to a psychologist or psychiatrist, particularly where there is no history of mental illness. This book should help in developing an ability to use existing knowledge to make competent assessments. |
Accession Number | CPA-970520214 B |
Classmark | CA3: EP: QNT: 4C: 69N |
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