Remote medico-legal assessment by telephone during COVID-19 : monitoring safety and quality when documenting evidence of torture for UK asylum applicants

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	Remote medico-legal assessment by telephone during COVID-19 : monitoring safety and quality when documenting evidence of torture for UK asylum applicants
	English
	20210000
	IRCT
	Cohen, Juliet \| Gregory, Bernadette \| Newman, Kate \| Rowe, Emily \| Thackray, Deborah
	medical documentation of torture effectiveness \| forensic evaluation of torture effectiveness \| telephone \| pandemics \| quarantine \| evidence of torture \| medicolegal reports \| asylum proceedings \| information quality \| data accuracy \| psychological interview \| psychological assessment \| Istanbul Protocol \| self disclosure \| data collection methods \| NGO approaches \| Freedom from Torture (organisation) \| practice patterns, medical \| attitude of health personnel \| doctor-patient relations \| comparison \| vulnerable populations \| communication, nonverbal \| communication, verbal \| confidentiality \| telemedicine effectiveness \| attitude of clients \| interviewing torture victims \| risk assessment \| process and outcome assessment \| ethics \| interpreter's role \| risk factors \| mental health status \| torture victims \| malingering detection \| credibility assessment \| United Kingdom
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	Torture : journal on rehabilitation of torture victims and prevention of torture ; vol. 31, no. 1