The DSM-5-TR® Clinical Casebook and Workbook: Navigate Diagnostic Uncertainty in Messy Cases, Identify Deciding Facts, and Make Clear, Defensible Clinical Decisions
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The DSM-5-TR® Clinical Casebook and Workbook: Navigate Diagnostic Uncertainty in Messy Cases, Identify Deciding Facts, and Make Clear, Defensible Clinical Decisions

by Graham J. Ellis

Education Medicine Psychology
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Navigate diagnostic uncertainty with a practical DSM-5-TR®-focused casebook and workbook. Through messy clinical cases, readers practice identifying deciding facts and shaping clear, defensible clinical decisions. An applied resource for examining diagnostic reasoning when clinical information is complex.

About This Book

The DSM-5-TR® Clinical Casebook and Workbook addresses the challenges of making clinical decisions when diagnostic information is complex or uncertain.

Centered on messy cases, the book focuses on identifying the facts that matter most during diagnostic reasoning.

Its workbook format supports active engagement with the material and encourages a structured approach to clinical decision-making.

The book is designed to help readers develop decisions that are clear and defensible while working within a DSM-5-TR® framework.

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