Social History Assessment

The term "social history" is commonly used in this field to denote deriving the history of a patient's social interactions. Or perhaps of a group of individuals. Typically the latter might be a family, or a set of friends, or a set of people in the same neighbourhood or socio-economic strata. Andrews offers advice on how to extract this history. By judiciously interviewing subjects, and understanding the social groups in which they have been in. Especially with an eye to focusing on key formative associations or experiences.