'Presenting problem' presentation slideshows

2008 NW-AIRS Conference

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Data Collection

Data Collection. Chapter 6. LEARNING OBJECTIVES. Understand the meaning of data and the difference between fact and assumption Demonstrate skills for collecting, organizing, and recording data Understand the purpose and need for recording and documentation

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What is the secret of effective psychotherapists? The evaluation of reflective services.

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Documenting Peer Support

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Introduction for clinicians and Additional Patient & Stay Characteristics

Stage 2. Introduction for clinicians and Additional Patient & Stay Characteristics. Current Classifications for Emergency Care. Current emergency care classifications used for ABF: Urgency Related Groups (URG): based on triage, disposition and diagnosis

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Treat First Talks

Treat First Talks. From Effective Engagement to Effective and Relevant Documentation. A Brief Review.

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Organization Development and Change

Organization Development and Change. Chapter Four: Entering and Contracting. Thomas G. Cummings Christopher G. Worley. Learning Objectives for Chapter Four. To describe the steps associated with starting a planned change process

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WELCOME TO SBIP ON COUNSELLING

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Putting it All Together: A Panel and Audience Forum

Putting it All Together: A Panel and Audience Forum. Putting it All Together. Dr. Todd Gerwig , MD Family Practice, Canandaigua VAMC Sarah Brasse , ATR-BC, LCAT : Warior Salute Clinical Coordinator Nicole Miller, LMT Founder Armed Forces Relaxation Project

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The diagnostic model for a presenting problem

The diagnostic model for a presenting problem. Questions to ask oneself: 1. What is the probability diagnosis? 2. What serious disorders must not be missed? 3. What conditions are often missed (the pitfalls)? 4. Could the patient have one of the classic masquerades?

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