A Guide to Rehabilitation Testimony : The Expert's Role as an Educator download ebook

A Guide to Rehabilitation Testimony : The Expert's Role as an Educator by Paul M. Deutsch

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Author: Paul M. Deutsch
Number of Pages: 512 pages
Published Date: 01 Aug 1990
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
Publication Country: London, United Kingdom
Language: English
ISBN: 9781878205025
File size: 31 Mb
Download Link: A Guide to Rehabilitation Testimony The Expert's Role as an Educator
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Anyone working in the rehabilitation arena these days is fully aware of the potential for litigation. Whether you are a counselor, life care planner, case manager, researcher, nurse, or technical expert, the chances of being called to give a deposition or make a courtroom appearance increase daily. Today, the role of the rehabilitation professional is not getting any easier. With litigation more than a possibility in any disability or catastrophic illness case, rehabilitation experts, both plaintiff and defense, need to present themselves in the very best light possible. Guide to Rehabilitation Testimony: The Expert's Role as an Educator offers something for everyone, novice and expert alike. Here are 10 comprehensive chapters of courtroom-tested procedures that work. Also provided are 11 valuable appendices. In over 23 years of working as a rehabilitation professional, Dr. Deutsch has spent thousands of hours giving testimony. Here are tried and proven methods of handling yourself and your material in a legal setting.

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