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AAPL Practice Guideline for the Forensic Evaluation of Psychiatric Disability.

Liza H. Gold · Stuart A. Anfang · Albert M. Drukteinis · Jeffrey L. Metzner · Marilyn Price · Barry W. Wall +2 more

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This document is intended to be a review of legal and psychiatric factors and to give practical guidance and assistance in the performance of psychiatric disability evaluations. It was developed by forensic psychiatrists who routinely conduct disability evaluations and have expertise in this area.

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