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The a-z of community mental health practice

By:

Forster, S

Publication details: U.K Nelson Thornes 1997ISBN:

0412718308

Subject(s):

Contents:

Access to Health Records Act 1990; access to services in the community;accountability;action plans;addiction services;admission;advocacy;alerts and emergencies;anxiety management;assessment;behavioural psychotherapy;Care Programme Approach (CPA);carers;case management;clinical audit;Data Protection Act.

Summary: When working in the community, what are the practical issues that arise and how can they be overcome? How can the therapeutic presence of the practitioner be maximized to the advantage of the client, and what are the theories and skills available to ensure this? This study discusses such questions.

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When working in the community, what are the practical issues that arise and how can they be overcome? How can the therapeutic presence of the practitioner be maximized to the advantage of the client, and what are the theories and skills available to ensure this? This study discusses such questions.

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