They are examples of how the statement can be measured, and can be adapted and used flexibly. Evidence of local arrangements to ensure that mental health professionals undertake psychosocial ...

1.5.8 Take into account the needs and preferences of the person who has self‑harmed as much as possible when carrying out the psychosocial assessment, for example, by: making appropriate adaptations ...

The Children's Oncology Group Long-Term Follow-Up Resource Guide includes examples of treatment summaries and psychosocial assessment tools that can be used as starting points for the development of ...

The psychosocial evaluation serves to determine whether a patient is sufficiently motivated for transplant and has sufficient social support (for example ... worth,” an assessment of the ...

Clinical flags are common to many areas of health – for example, red flags for ... as was expected for their condition. Psychosocial flags enable us to work from a biopsychosocial model and give a ...

Yet, for some OCS, HRQOL was positively correlated with post-traumatic coping and resilience. Assessment of psychosocial distress during survivorship is vital to follow long-term OCS HRQOL and inform ...

Correspondence to Dr. Mary O’Keeffe, Faculty of Medicine and Health, School of Public Health, University of Sydney, Sydney, NSW 2050, Australia; mary.okeeffe{at}sydney.edu.au The Lancet low back pain ...

“Satisfactory treatment can only come from comprehensive assessment of the biological aetiology of the pain in conjunction with the patient’s specific psychosocial and behavioural ...

In New South Wales, Australia, health policy mandates psychosocial assessment and depression screening for all women at the antenatal booking visit and at six to eight weeks after birth.