The DAWBA clinical rater's manual
Before looking at specific cases, make sure you:
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understand how the DAWBA works in general. If not, click here
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are familiar with the interviews and questionnaires. It is sometimes helpful to
print off paper copies to have to hand while you're doing the rating. For access
to paper versions of the interviews and questionnaires,
click here
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have read the introduction to the work of the clinical raters. If not, click here
Next, click here to learn to navigate your way
round the screens for on-line rating. You will need to be familiar with these in
order to use the practice cases.
Finally, you are ready to work through the practice cases, together with the
questions and explanations that accompany each one of them. It's up to you to decide
whether you are going to:
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work through the practice cases in order |
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focus in turn on different diagnostic categories |
The following people have made major contributions to the training manual: Helen Simmons, Tamsin Ford, Robert Goodman
Last modified : 28/07/2015
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