A Self-Assessment Program for Multidisciplinary Mental Health Teams
Psychiatric ServicesPublished 1 October 2001
Christopher G. Fichtner, Daniel K Hardy, Malini Patel, Chris E. Stout, Thomas Simpatico, Henry Dove
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Treatment planning sessions can be used successfully by multidisciplinary mental health teams to examine team functioning in various areas in a self-assessment model, and participation in a training program that included videotaping of sessions, consultation, and structured attention to team functioning was associated with improved ratings of team functioning.
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Treatment planning sessions can be used successfully by multidisciplinary mental health teams to examine team functioning in various areas in a self-assessment model. Participation in a training program that included videotaping of sessions, consultation, and structured attention to team functioning was associated with improved ratings of team functioning.
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