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Clinical thanatology refers to the clinical practice of counseling people who are dying on the basis of knowledge of reactions to dying.

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Clinical tools refer to the skills needed for managing the counseling process which include diagnosis, case conceptualization, treatment planning, and case management.

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Clinical trial refers to a Research program involving patients with a particular condition.

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Deutsch: Klinische Nützlichkeit / Español: Utilidad Clínica / Português: Utilidade Clínica / Français: Utilité Clinique / Italian: Utilità Clinica

Clinical utility in the psychology context refers to the practical value and effectiveness of a psychological assessment, intervention, or treatment in real-world clinical settings. It encompasses how well a psychological tool or method contributes to making informed decisions about diagnosis, treatment planning, and patient outcomes, as well as its overall impact on patient Care.

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clinical utility axis refers to one of a proposed set of guidelines for evaluating clinical interventions by whether they can be applied effectively and cost effectively in real clinical settings

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Clinician is a practitioner of medicine or psychology who does clinical work instead of laboratory experiments

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Clinician-centred refers to a therapy approach where all activities are decided on by the clinician ’s preferences and not those of the child.

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Clinico-anatomical hypothesis is the view that regards dreams as just thinking that takes place under unusual conditions.

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