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P. J. Wirth,L.-di Luo,T. Hoang,T. Benjaminavioral benchmarks required to function effectively and ethically as professional psychologists. Further refinement of professional competencies has been undertaken within specialty areas of professional psychology, including the specialty of clinical health psychology. Clear competencies and associ

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W. J. Caspary,H. Stopper,J. C. Hozier,M. C. Liechty,L. M. Davisic medications and psychosocial interventions in treating this disorder. Useful scales have also been developed to assist in measuring side effects of medications, to assess areas of cognitive functioning, to evaluate quality of life, and to monitor medication treatment compliance. In this chapter,

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S. Vamvakas,H. Richter,D. Bittner now require the use of standardized scales to rate child and adult mental health patients. With literally hundreds scales available, clinicians and administrators who have to choose a rating scale may find the vast assortment of instruments bewildering. This chapter brings a theoretical framework t

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A. Bitsch,J. Fecher,M. Jost,P.-C. Klöhn,H.-G. Neumannd of hospitalization. This is a dramatic change and has many consequences, not the least of which is the type of treatment they receive in the institution and afterwards. All of this has been accelerated by cost containment, limitations of health insurance, and starting in the 1950s—the prescribing

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U. Naumann,I. Eisenmann-Tappe,U. R. Rappd of hospitalization. This is a dramatic change and has many consequences, not the least of which is the type of treatment they receive in the institution and afterwards. All of this has been accelerated by cost containment, limitations of health insurance, and starting in the 1950s—the prescribing

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J. Troppmair,U. R. Rappd of hospitalization. This is a dramatic change and has many consequences, not the least of which is the type of treatment they receive in the institution and afterwards. All of this has been accelerated by cost containment, limitations of health insurance, and starting in the 1950s—the prescribing

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