购买点数
10 点
出版社
INFORMA MEDICO LEGAL
出版时间
2001
ISBN
标注页数
248 页
PDF页数
258 页
标签
Chapter Ⅰ The Interface between Law and Clinical Practice 1
The law of psychological injury 10
Chapter Ⅱ Psychological and Physical Damage 31
Categories of accident 31
Classification of physical injuries 32
Orthopaedic injuries 34
Traumatic brain injury 42
Mild traumatic brain injury (MTBI) 45
Post concussion syndrome 45
Cognitive impairment and whiplash injury 48
Brain damage 49
Psychological injury: diagnosis and assessment 50
- Global Assessment of Functions (GAF) 53
- Children’s Global Assessment Scale (CGAS) 54
- Differential Diagnosis of Anxiety Disorders 63
Adjustment to trauma and personal injury 64
Psychiatric damage 65
Classification of chronic pain 67
Assessment of psychological disorders (non-pain related) 69
Assessment of psychological disorders (pain related) 69
Reliability of classification schemes 73
Differential Diagnosis of Somatoform Disorders 73
Conclusion 76
Key summary points 76
Chapter Ⅲ Eliciting Information from Claimants 77
Legal and clinical perspectives of evidence 77
Interviewing adults and children - Part Ⅰ: setting the scene 77
Interviewing adults and children - Part Ⅱ: conversation management 78
Interviewing adults and children - Part Ⅲ: The structured cognitive interview 80
The use of medical and occupational records 90
The structured interview 93
CAPS Criterion B 94
CAPS Summary Sheet 95
Level of distress or impairment 110
Psychosocial aspects of pain 111
Measurement of inappropriate pain or illness behaviour 113
Chronic pain and pain magnification 114
Assessing vulnerability and predisposition 114
Key summary points 117
Chapter Ⅳ The Expert 119
Civil Procedure Rules 120
In practice 125
Expert’s Declaration provided by the Expert Witness Institute 132
Written questions to expert 133
Meetings between experts 135
Key summary points 148
Chapter Ⅴ Decision-Making and the Court Hearing 149
Court Hearing Trails 149
Optimising the clarity of experts opinions and levels of agreement/disagreement 150
Key summary points 154
Chapter Ⅵ Assessing Reliability and Detecting Deception 155
Assessing non-verbal behaviour 157
Conclusion 173
Key summary points 173
Chapter Ⅶ Helping the Claimant ‘Recover’: the Rehabilitation Process 175
Classifying travel fear 189
Do all nervous travellers need a ‘5,000 mile service’? 190
Case study 190
Partnership in relaxed travel 191
Particular loss of amenity in bikers and cyclists 192
Lawyers and insurers paving the way to easier travel 192
Dealing with minor injuries and minor psychiatric damage: the conceptof ‘learned helplessness’ 195
Summary 203
Key summary points 204
Chapter Ⅷ Quality Management of Legal and Medical Services 205
Understanding quality improvement in legal and medical services 208
Commitment of staff to continuous quality improvement 210
Outpatient Questionnaire 228
Key summary points 235
Chapter Ⅸ Conclusions and Next Steps 237
References 243
