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You will be asked a lot of questions about yourself, your family relationships, your current concerns, any past issues, physical health history, cultural identifications, religious beliefs, educational history, drug/alcohol history, employment history, etc.... Its a pretty long assessment and can take several sessions, depending on the person giving the assessment. It will be a very personal set of questions, and my be uncomfortable to answer at times, but the reason there are so many questions is so that the person giving the assessment can get a clear and overall picture of your life and your circumstances....this will be essential in diagnosing, treatment recommendations, etc... Remember, everything that goes on in the session is confidential and will not be shared with anyone unless you give specific consent, so it is best if you are honest in your answers so that you receive the best care.
Answer 2: I had to have a psych assessment, they really try to get at the root of your mental health issue so you are asked a lot of questions about your personal and family life, your friends/associates, do you smoke, drink, take drugs, hobbies and the list goes on and on. It may be uncomfortable, but the objective is to find out who you really are and what is your life like. Thats the only way they know how to develop a treatment plan going forward.
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What happens after psychiatric confinement?
Further assessment, testing, and evaluation is necessary for a definitive diagnosis and devising an appropriate treatment plan.
Why is a psychiatric assessment required when trying to determine if a child has ADHD?
mental disorders such as depression and anxiety disorder can cause symptoms similar to ADHD. A complete and comprehensive psychiatric assessment is critical to differentiate ADHD from other possible mood and behavioral disorders
What happens when you are sectioned?
Being sectioned refers to being detained in a psychiatric hospital under the Mental Health Act. This usually happens when a person is considered a risk to themselves or others due to their mental health condition. Once sectioned, a person will receive a psychiatric assessment and appropriate treatment to ensure their safety and well-being. The length of the sectioning can vary depending on the individual's condition and treatment progress.
Did the authentic assessment course meet your initial expectations?
Yes, the authentic assessment course met my initial expectations. I found it to be informative, engaging, and practical, providing me with new insights and tools to implement authentic assessment strategies in my teaching practice.
What percent of newborns require initial assessment to determine whether resuscitation is required?
Approximately 10% of newborns require initial assessment to determine whether resuscitation is required. This assessment is usually done using the Apgar score, which measures the baby's overall condition at birth based on several factors.
Should assessment be done during the course of your initial consultation?
yes
Should assessment be done during the course of initial consultation?
Yes
What happens when you fail an alcohol test at the alcohol assessment?
That depends on who is doing the assessment, and why.
How many days is the initial assessment phase of the transitioning leader generally?
30
What psychiatric condition needs to exist to be locked up in a group home for a 90 day assessment?
In my opinion...I think it should be locked up forever for life in a group home and yes it can make people's lives with psychiatric issues miserable.
How many days does the initial assessment phase of the transitioning leader genrally occur?
30
What has the author Phil Woods written?
Phil Woods has written: 'Risk assessment and management in mental health nursing' -- subject(s): Mental Disorders, Methods, Nursing, Psychiatric nursing, Risk assessment, Risk management
