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Title Clinical guide to mental disability evaluations / Liza H. Gold, Donna L. Vanderpool, editors.

Publication Info. New York, NY : Springer, [2013]
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Contents General Issues in Mental Health Disability Evaluations -- Mental Health Disability: A Model for Assessment / Liza H. Gold -- Legal and Ethical Issues in Providing Mental Health Disability Evaluations / Donna L. Vanderpool -- What Should I Do? When Patients Seek Disability Documentation / Andrew P. Levin -- Weighing Work Accommodations, Work Withdrawal, and Return to Work / Cheryl D. Wills -- Psychological Testing in Workplace Disability Evaluations / William J. Stejskal -- Malingering and Mental Health Disability Evaluations / Charles L. Scott, Barbara McDermott -- Specific Types of Mental Health Disability Evaluations -- Social Security Disability Income Claims: Treating Mental Health Clinicians and Consultative Mental Health Examiners / C. Donald Williams -- Workers' Compensation Evaluations / Albert M. Drukteinis -- Long-Term Disability Evaluations for Private Insurers / Stuart A. Anfang, Barry W. Wall -- The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the Americans with Disabilities Act Amendments Act in Disability Evaluations / Patricia R. Recupero, Samara E. Harms -- Workplace Violence Evaluations and the ADA / Ronald Schouten -- Fitness-for-Duty Evaluations / Robert M. Wettstein -- Fitness-for-Duty Evaluations of Physicians and Health Care Professionals: Treating Providers and Protecting the Public / Marilyn Price, Donald J. Meyer -- Fitness-for-Duty of Law Enforcement Officers / Debra A. Pinals, Marilyn Price.
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references and index.
Summary Millions of people with psychiatric disorders are competitively employed in the United States labor force.At any given time, some employees with mental health problems may want or need to leave the workplace due to these disorders, either temporarily or permanently; others want to remain at or return to work despite mental health impairments. The administrative and legal employment policies and decisions governing these employment actions require medical documentation of psychiatric impairment and disability. Therefore, when occupational circumstances requiring evaluation of psychiatric impairment and disability arise, mental health professionals are called upon to conduct evaluations and document occupational impairments. Clinicians at all levels of training are bound to be asked to provide some form of disability evaluation for individuals who have been or still are competitively employed.The Clinical Guide to Mental Health Disability Evaluations fills a need of increasing importance for practitioners in all mental health fields and at all levels of training, including general clinical psychologists and psychiatrists and forensic mental health specialists. The Guide offers comprehensive practical information needed to navigate the confusing intersection of the worlds of mental health, public and private agencies that adjudicate disability, and legal requirements that govern agencies and employers and protect individuals with mental disorders from illegal discrimination. Chapters review salient issues such as legal and ethical concerns, malingering, psychological testing, return to work issues, and complex boundary issues. The second half of the Guide addresses practical issues in specialized evaluations, including those required by • Social Security Disability Insurance• Workers’ Compensation claims• Private insurers providing long-term disability benefits• The Americans with Disabilities Act• Workplace violence concerns• Fitness for duty evaluations, including specific chapters for physicians, health care personnel, and law enforcement officersThe Guide ably addresses the need for training in conducting and documenting disability evaluationsand will improve mental health professionals’ understanding and competence in fulfilling all the important roles they occupy in the disability process.
Note GMD: electronic resource.
Subject Disability Evaluation.
Mental Disorders -- diagnosis.
Psychiatric disability evaluation.
MEDICAL / Mental Health
MEDICAL / Psychiatry / General
PSYCHOLOGY / Clinical Psychology
PSYCHOLOGY / Mental Illness
PSYCHOLOGY / Psychopathology / General
Psychiatric disability evaluation. (OCoLC)fst01081002
Indexed Term Psychiatry.
Applied psychology.
Psychology.
Clinical Psychology.
Industrial and Organisational Psychology.
Genre/Form Electronic books.
Added Author Gold, Liza H., 1958-
Vanderpool, Donna L.
Other Form: Print version: ()9781461454465 9781299197282
ISBN 9781461454472 (electronic bk.)
1461454476 (electronic bk.)
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