Oxford Casebook of Forensic Psychiatry
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Product details:
- Edition number 1
- Publisher OUP Oxford
- Date of Publication 7 June 2023
- ISBN 9780198842057
- Binding Paperback
- No. of pages376 pages
- Size 245x190x19 mm
- Weight 782 g
- Language English 410
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Short description:
Organised into three sections, the Oxford Casebook of Forensic Psychiatry expresses the concept that 'knowing is the only part of deciding', offering an essential practitioner's guide to decision making in clinical, forensic, and legal psychiatry.
MoreLong description:
Designed as a companion to the Forensic Psychiatry (Oxford Specialist Handbook), Second Edition, this new casebook complements the domains of both theory and practice put forward in the handbook, but also works as a standalone volume for those who wishes to enhance their decision making in cases they may confront in their discipline.
Organised into three sections, the casebook allows the practitioner to think through not only the technical medical aspects of real-life clinical cases, but also the legal and ethical aspects. Part A provides an introduction to the theory and practice of decision-making; Part B presents cases across clinical, legal, and ethical domains; and Part C offers frameworks for critiquing decisions. This robustly discursive approach to a fact-based but also value-laden discipline enhances the opportunity to put knowledge into practice.
The Oxford Casebook of Forensic Psychiatry expresses the concept that 'knowing is the only part of deciding', offering an essential practitioner's guide to decision making in clinical, forensic, and legal psychiatry.
Table of Contents:
Part A: Decision making
Decision making theories
Decision making in practice
Part B: Cases
Clinical cases
Ethical cases
Criminal law cases
Civil law cases
Mental capacity and mental health law cases
Part C: Critiquing decisions
The critique matrix
Legal critiquing in general
A case study of critiquing clinical decision making within multiple paradigms
Other specific critique paradigms
Conclusion: self-critique as the gold standard
