Formulation of Violence Risk Using Evidence‐Based Assessments: The Structured Professional Judgment Approach

Stephen D. Hart · Caroline Logan

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This chapter contains sections titled: Part 1: The Practice of Violence Risk Assessment Part 2: Formulation of Violence Risk Part 3: An Illustrative Case Formulation Conclusion References

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