Neuropsychology in Private Practice:

Charles J. Long

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This article reviews the clinical activities of the neuropsychologist and argues against blind analysis of test data. It is suggested that more effective diagnosis and treatment planning can be made by systematically evaluating other sources of data such as symptoms, demographics, personality, situational factors and vocationalleducational demands. This more global approach to decision making should aid in both diagnosis and treatment planning, allowing neuropsychologists to bridge the gap between medical and psychological treatment.

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