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Decision Making in Psychiatry and the Law

The authors explore the decision-making process in psychiatry and the law to give you the essential information needed to make proper risk management decisions in your practice and avoid potential malpractice problems...highlights the critical decision making areas...learn the kind of problem solving that can protect your interests as you make clinical and ethical choices in the courst of patient care.

Publisher: Lippincott, Williams & Wilkins; ISBN: 068303801X; (July 1991)