Évaluation des besoins en psychiatrie
aspects théoriques et confrontation de deux approches
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This paper examines theoretical, technical and operational aspects of need assessment in mental health. Need assessment methodologies are surveyed whether they are based on clinical or statistical prediction. Assessment tools issued from these perspectives are discussed in terms of psychometric properties, acceptability for users, costs and exhaustivity of prescribed services.
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Copyright (c) 1991 Jean Toupin, Alain Lesage, Mireille Cyr

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