Clinical Skills Are Not Enough: Research to Practice Insights On Critical Incident Response Services

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Baker, Eugene M., Ph.D.
VandePol, Bob
Alfonsin-Vittoria, Isabel
Attridge, Mark
Date
2010-10-08
Type
Conference/Congress

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Abstract
Presentation for EAP professionals on best practices in the delivery of clinical response for workplace crisis events. Goals of presentation to: Bridge the R2P gap (Research to Practice); Accurately identify our client, our client’s objectives, and our role as crisis response specialists; Intentionally integrate clinical skills into a consultative model that fits the workplace; and Make certain that clinical expertise is not wasted because of a lack of workplace cultural competency.
Table of Contents
1) Overview. 2) Employer Context. 3) Research Review. 4) Employer Case Example. 5) Insights for Clinicians. 6) References List.
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Presentation at the 2010 Annual World EAP Conference.
Citation
Baker, E., VandePol, B., Alfonsin, I, & Attridge, M. (2010, October 8). Clinical skills are not enough: Research to practice insights on critical incident response services. Presented at the annual meeting of the Employee Assistance Professionals Association, Tampa, FL.
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EAP
CISD
CISM
workplace trauma
critical incident
Employee assistance programs
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