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Author: Shane S. Bush (NY; University of Alabama, United States) ,
Grant L. Iverson (University British Columbia and Defense and Veterans Brain Injury Center, Canada) ,
Brian L Brooks ,
Richard A. Bryant
Publisher: Guilford Publications
Imprint: Guilford Press
Dimensions:
Width: 15.20cm
, Height: 3.30cm
, Length: 22.90cm
Weight: 0.696kg
ISBN: 9781462502271
ISBN 10: 146250227
Pages: 415
Publication Date: 10 February 2012
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
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College/higher education
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Professional & Vocational
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Tertiary & Higher Education
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Out of stock
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Reviews
Given the paucity of books on the neuropsychological assessment of individuals who have been injured at work, this is a welcome contribution. Neurological and psychological injuries specific to the workplace are summarized. The book succeeds in promoting evidence-based neuropsychological assessments by integrating the latest research and facilitating biopsychosocial understanding. Graduate students and experienced clinicians alike will benefit from the authoritative reviews and guidelines for practice in both clinical and forensic settings. - Ronald M. Ruff, in private practice, San Francisco, California, USA Bush, Iverson, and their well-known contributing authors have targeted an area of neuropsychological practice that is important, yet underserved, in terms of books that provide needed guidance. Clinicians will find a diversity of topics relevant to practice with individuals who have -- or may have -- work-related injuries. - Jerry J. Sweet, NorthShore University HealthSystem and University of Chicago, USA
Given the paucity of books on the neuropsychological assessment of individuals who have been injured at work, this is a welcome contribution. Neurological and psychological injuries specific to the workplace are summarized. The book succeeds in promoting evidence-based neuropsychological assessments by integrating the latest research and facilitating biopsychosocial understanding. Graduate students and experienced clinicians alike will benefit from the authoritative reviews and guidelines for practice in both clinical and forensic settings. --Ronald M. Ruff, PhD, private practice, San Francisco, California <br> Bush, Iverson, and their well-known contributing authors have targeted an area of neuropsychological practice that is important, yet underserved, in terms of books that provide needed guidance. Clinicians will find a diversity of topics relevant to practice with individuals who have--or may have--work-related injuries. --Jerry J. Sweet, PhD, ABPP, NorthShore University Healt
Given the paucity of books on the neuropsychological assessment of individuals who have been injured at work, this is a welcome contribution. Neurological and psychological injuries specific to the workplace are summarized. The book succeeds in promoting evidence-based neuropsychological assessments by integrating the latest research and facilitating biopsychosocial understanding. Graduate students and experienced clinicians alike will benefit from the authoritative reviews and guidelines for practice in both clinical and forensic settings. --Ronald M. Ruff, PhD, private practice, San Francisco, California
"""Given the paucity of books on the neuropsychological assessment of individuals who have been injured at work, this is a welcome contribution. Neurological and psychological injuries specific to the workplace are summarized. The book succeeds in promoting evidence-based neuropsychological assessments by integrating the latest research and facilitating biopsychosocial understanding. Graduate students and experienced clinicians alike will benefit from the authoritative reviews and guidelines for practice in both clinical and forensic settings."" - Ronald M. Ruff, in private practice, San Francisco, California, USA ""Bush, Iverson, and their well-known contributing authors have targeted an area of neuropsychological practice that is important, yet underserved, in terms of books that provide needed guidance. Clinicians will find a diversity of topics relevant to practice with individuals who have -- or may have -- work-related injuries."" - Jerry J. Sweet, NorthShore University HealthSystem and University of Chicago, USA"
Author Information
Edited by Shane S. Bush, PhD, ABPP, ABN, Long Island Neuropsychology, P.C.; VA New York Harbor Healthcare System; and Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Science, Stony Brook University Medical School, New York, USA; and Grant L. Iverson, PhD, British Columbia Mental Health and Addiction Services; and Defense and Veterans Brain Injury Center, University of British Columbia, Canada
