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Module introduction
Pre-module test
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About the authors
Section 1: Is mental illness
associated with an increased risk of violence?
(1.1) Section 1: Is mental illness associated
with an increased risk of violence?
(1.2) Studies of rates of violence within
those with mental illness
(1.3) Studies of rates of violence within
those with mental illness
(1.4) Studies of rates of violence within
those with mental illness
(1.5) Studies of rates of mental illness
within those known to have committed a violence offence
(1.6 Studies of rates of mental illness within
those known to have committed a violence offence
(1.7) Studies of rates of mental illness
within those known to have committed a violence offence
(1.8) Video: Mental illness and violence
(1.9) Mental illness and rates of violence
(1.10) Mental illness and rates of violence
(1.11) Mental illness and rates of violence
(1.12) How much does mental illness contribute to overall rates
of violence within the community?
(1.13) How much does mental illness contribute to overall rates
of violence within the community?
(1.14) Section 1: Recap
(1.15) Section
1: Summary
Section 2: How do we identify
those at high risk?
(2.1) Section 2: How do we identify those at high risk?
(2.2) Video: vulnerability to inffluence
(2.3) Static and dynamic risk factors
(2.4) Static risk factors
(2.5) Static risk factors
(2.6) Static risk factors
(2.7) Static risk factors
(2.8) Static risk factors
(2.9) Analysis of static risk factors
(2.10) Dynamic risk factors
(2.12) Psychotic symptoms
(2.13) Psychotic symptoms
(2.14) Psychotic symptoms
(2.15) Psychotic symptoms
(2.16) Substance misuse
(2.17) Substance misuse
(2.18) Substance misuse
(2.19) Further dynamic factors
(2.20) Further dynamic factors
(2.12) Video: Static and dynamic risk factors
(2.13) Section 2: Recap
(2.14) Section 2:
Summary
Section 3: How
can these risk factors be usefully assessed?
(3.1) Section 3: How can these risk factors be usefully
assessed?
(3.2) Traditional clinical approach
(3.3) Traditional clinical approach
(3.4) Traditional clinical approach
(3.5) Risk assessment tools
(3.6) Actuarial risk assessment
(3.7) Benefits of actuarial tools
(3.8) Limitations of actuarial tools
(3.9) Important limitations of precision
(3.10) Structured professional judgment
(3.11) Structured professional judgment
(3.12) Structured professional judgment
(3.13) Video: HCR-20
(3.14) Benefits of HCR-20 in clinical practice
(3.15) Limitations of HCR-20 in clinical practice
(3.16) What does the outcome of using the HCR-20 actually tell
us about each individual patient?
(3.17) Section 3: Recap video
(3.18) Section 3: Recap
(3.19) Section 3:
Summary
Section 4:
What clinical interventions can improve the management of
risk?
(4.1) Section 4: What clinical interventions can improve the
management of risk?
(4.2) Video: General principles of management
(4.3) General principles of management
(4.4) General principles of management
(4.5) General principles of management
(4.6) General principles of management
(4.7) Substance misuse
(4.8) Substance misuse
(4.9) Substance misuse
(4.10) Pharmacotherapy
(4.11) Pharmacotherapy
(4.12) Pharmacotherapy
(4.13) Pharmacotherapy
(4.14) Video: Psychological interventions
(4.15) Section 4: Recap
(4.16) Section
4: Summary
Module summary
Final word
Module test
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Appendix:
transcripts
Transcript: author's introduction
(1.8) Transcript: mental illness and violence
(1.13) Transcript: contribution of mental illness to overall
rates of violence
(2.2) Transcript: vulnerability to influence
(2.17) Transcript: static and dynamic risk factors
(3.13) Transcript: HCR-20
(3.17) Transcript: Recap video
(4.2) Transcript: general principles of management
(4.13) Transcript: psychological interventions
Transcript: final word
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