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Why do we assess the aged?
The British Journal of Clinical Psychology
|September 1, 1983
Abstract:
The relevance of assessment to the psychological management of elderly patients is outlined. Issues raised by Kendrick (1982) and Rabbitt (1982) are discussed in this context.
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