09_Research-Based Consultation Models and Processes Flashcards
Evidence-Based Treatments (EBTs):
Factor that increase support of implementation
Effective implementation into non-research and community-based settings
Evidence-Based Treatments (EBTs):
Limitations
Variability in intensity and type of training
Public mental health service settings often have challenges that EBT literature does not address
Evidence-Based Treatments (EBTs):
Most effective models for providing training
Local and larger-scale implementation
Facilitating training partnerships with publicly funded or community-based agencies
Telepsychology:
Asynchronous communication
Near real-time
two-way transfer of medical data and information
Telepsychology:
Potential difficulties
Confidentiality and privacy
Crossing state lines
Encryption/security of information
Scope of practice
Identifying the client
Informed consent
Record-keeping
Knowledge of local emergency resources
Healthcare Systems:
Function
Coordinate collaborative efforts made by institutional professionals to provide services and resources to the public
Healthcare Systems:
Three models of healthcare
Private model
Beveridge model
Bismarck model
Healthcare Systems:
Beveridge model of healthcare
Public Funds
“go the the Pub for a BEVerage”
Healthcare Systems:
Bismarck model of healthcare
Mix of private and public funds
Healthcare Systems:
Essential components to wellness
Health promotion
Risk reduction
Resilience
Healthcare Systems:
Health Promotion Methods
Mass media advertising
Internet-based education
Contemporary Theories and Models of Supervision:
Three Key Functions
Administration
Teaching
Helping
Contemporary Theories and Models of Supervision:
Challenges
Context dependent and context specific
No universally accepted definition
“Supervision” often used interchangeably with other roles and titles
Triangular Model of Supervision:
Foundation
Organizational policies
Professional knowledge
Triangular Model of Supervision:
Core
Supervisor-supervisee relationship
