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psychosocial assessment

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psychosocial assessment,
an evaluation of a person's mental health, social status, and functional capacity within the community, generally conducted by psychiatric social workers.


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Nurses must perform a psychosocial assessment before the VAD is placed, increase their efforts to help patients cope with body image related to the VAD, and establish trust in the machine before discharge.
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The funding will let Lutheran Refugee and Immigrant Services conduct a project resulting in a comprehensive psychosocial assessment of 150 Worcester-area refugee families who have survived torture.
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The only times individual sessions are used are during the nurse's assessment and a psychosocial assessment by me, and of course the psychiatrist's daily progress evaluation and assessment.
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