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The Present State Examination: Experiences with Xhosa-speaking Psychiatric Patients

Domain:

healthcare
Creator:
L. O. R. A.
Publisher:
Roy
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Summary Language, conceptual, and cultural factors are discussed in relation to a Xhosa translation of the Present State Examination which was administered to a series of 120 consecutive new admissions to a psychiatric hospital. The experiential events of psychiatric disturbance as defined by the PSE exist in Xhosa-speaking patients and it is a valid instrument.

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Languages

Xhosa

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