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Assistant Clinical ProfessorPsychiatry & Behavioural NeurosciencesMcMaster University

Research

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9 publications.

01

Toward the Scientific and Professional Assessment of Violence Potentialin the Workplace: Journal of Threat Assessment: Vol 2, No 4

02

Managing the Aftermath of Patient-on-Staff Violence \textbar Psychiatric Times

03

Managing the aftermath of patient-on-staff violence

Bloom H

Psychiatric Times20111 citationsFirst author
04

Violence Risk Assessment in Everyday Psychiatric Practice

Christopher D. Webster P

Psychiatric Times2009
05

The Canadian Contribution to Violence Risk Assessment: History and Implications for Current Psychiatric Practice

Bloom H, Webster C, Hucker S, De Freitas K

Canadian Journal of Psychiatry200530 citationsFirst author
06

Toward the Scientific and Professional Assessment of Violence Potentialin the Workplace

Webster CD, Bloom H, Eisen RS

2003
07

Transcending the Actuarial Versus Clinical Polemic in Assessing Risk for Violence

Webster CD, Hucker SJ, Bloom H

Criminal Justice and Behavior200236 citationsSenior author
08

Unconscious fantasies: from the couch to the court.

Bloom H, Awad GA

Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law19911 citationsFirst author
09

The use of contracts in the inpatient treatment of the borderline personality disorder

Bloom H, Rosenbluth M

Psychiatric Quarterly19899 citationsFirst author
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