Psych doctors make two kinds of serious errors when writing evaluative reports for the courts. The first is failing to diagnose a disorder that is present. The second is diagnosing a disorder that is not there. Reports with these errors are called “Wash-Outs” and “Wash-Ins,” respectively.Tuesday, July 12, 2016
Deposing Psych Claimants: Exposing Wash-Out Reports
Psych doctors make two kinds of serious errors when writing evaluative reports for the courts. The first is failing to diagnose a disorder that is present. The second is diagnosing a disorder that is not there. Reports with these errors are called “Wash-Outs” and “Wash-Ins,” respectively.
Psych doctors make two kinds of serious errors when writing evaluative reports for the courts. The first is failing to diagnose a disorder that is present. The second is diagnosing a disorder that is not there. Reports with these errors are called “Wash-Outs” and “Wash-Ins,” respectively.
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