Clinical Reasoning & Case Formulation
Training Description
Virtual | Free to Attend | 7-hour Two-Day Training | 12 CEUs
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The Clinical Reasoning and Case Formulation is a 7-hour two-day didactic virtual training that introduces a set of reasoning tools for preparation and application in substance misuse and behavioral health settings. Clinical and practical reasoning requires broad knowledge, good judgment, and disciplined analysis. The ability to actively use clinical reasoning in decision-making is a complex process requiring practitioners to be aware of multiple functions and dynamic contexts, to use a diverse knowledge base, and to deal with multiple variables and individuals. The Clinical Reasoning and Case Formulation training addresses key concepts for building a reasoning and formulation process in practitioners. Key concepts such as the differences between a clinical diagnosis and a clinical case formulation and discerning an appropriate pace of case work by working from urgent to strategic, practical to clinical, and operationally defined outcomes to precise intervention strategies.
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Learning Objectives
- Identify Clinical Foundations, Thinking Errors, Bias, And Habits in diagnosing.
- Recognize the differences between Facts/Data, Information, Knowledge, Understanding, and Wisdom in clinical activities (assessment, treatment planning, documentation).
- Improve the clinical cohesion and practice of practicum students, supervisors, and university faculty in behavioral health settings.
- Strengthen clinical services and develop the behavioral health workforce at community-based behavioral health organizations in New Mexico.
Trainer:
Kate Gibbons, Ph.D., LISW, LCSW, Center of Innovation for Behavioral Health and Wellbeing
Trainer Bio:
Kate Gibbons is the Director of Continuous Quality Improvement and Learning at the Center of Innovation for Behavioral Health and Wellbeing (COI) at New Mexico State University, which encompassed the Quality Service Review Program. She is one of the content developers of Clinical Reasoning and Case Formulation training and curriculum. Kate also has extensive national experience and knowledge in all processes of QSR and developing methodologies to use QSR for measurement and practice development. She works with numerous state agencies and non-profit entities in New Mexico providing leadership and organizational development, coaching and mentoring, qualitative methodologies, implementation of change initiatives, strategic planning, and increasing accessibility of services for adults, youth, and families.
Training Tools
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Funding
This training is funded by the State of New Mexico Health Care Authority, Behavioral Health Services Division.
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Waitlist
There are currently no training dates scheduled. If you are interested in attending, please complete this form to be added to the waitlist.
