Mathews Journal of Case Reports

2474-3666

Previous Issues Volume 2, Issue 2 - 2017

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Specific Phobia Following Road Traffic Collision: Medico-Legal Issues of Causation, Diagnosis, and Prognosis in Single Case Study

Hugh Koch1, Paul Elson2, Richard Cosway3, Sophie Mayhew4

1Hugh Koch, Chartered Psychologist, Hugh Koch Associates, Cheltenham, U.K., visiting Professor to Stockholm University, Sweden.

2Paul Elson, Chartered Psychologist, Cheltenham & Cardiff.

3Richard Cosway, Chartered Psychologist, Cheltenham & Edinburgh.

4Sophie Mayhew, Chartered Psychologist, Cheltenham & Truro.

Corresponding Author: Hugh Koch, Chartered Psychologist, Hugh Koch Associates, Cheltenham, U.K., visiting Professor to Stockholm University, Sweden. Tel: 01242 263 715; E-Mail: [email protected]

Received Date: 14 Mar 2016  
Accepted Date: 15 Jun 2017  
Published Date: 19 Jun 2017

Copyright © 2017 Koch H

Citation: Koch H, Elson P, Cosway R and Mayhew S. (2017). Specific Phobia Following Road Traffic Collision: MedicoLegal Issues of Causation, Diagnosis, and Prognosis in Single Case Study. Mathews J Case Rep 2(2): 029.

 

ABSTRACT

The multi-faceted assessment process involved in providing evidence of psychological injuries to the courts is illustrated with particular reference to a case study of a road traffic collision claimant diagnosed with a specific travel phobia. The need for reliable medico-legal processes is emphasized.

KEYWORDS

Road Traffic Collision (RTC); Medico-legal postulates; Diagnosis.


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