How are Minnesota Report narratives used in clinical evaluations?
The practitioner is encouraged to review the narratives and the particular scores of the client and determine if the protocol is an appropriate match for the client. The narrative descriptions are considered to be important hypotheses to incorporate into the client’s report and used in the case evaluation. In many cases, the narrative report will provide a valuable “second opinion” about the essential features of the patient in the clinical evaluation.
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