Course curriculum
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Introduction
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How to Have a Good Conversation
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Starting the Screening Conversation
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The Collaborative Screening Conversation Map
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[Downloadable] Collaborative Screening
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Motivational Interviewing in Priority Populations Screening
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Motivational Interviewing: Four Core Skills OARS
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Motivational Interviewing: Respecting Autonomy
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Asking Sensitive Questions
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What to Do When a Participant Declines to Answer
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What to Do If a Participant Becomes Distressed
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Real World Scenario: Introducing Screening for the First Time
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Navigating Tricky Situations: Sample Scenario Responses
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Situation 1: Participant is Already on the Waitlist and Screening Feels Like a Surprise
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Situation 1 Sample Responses [Downloadable]
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Situation 2: Participant is Very Chatty and the Conversation is Hard to Redirect
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Situation 2 Sample Responses [Downloadable]
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Situation 3: Participant Asks Directly Whether Their Answers Will Affect Their Eligibility
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Situation 3 Sample Responses [Downloadable]
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Situation 4: Participant Becomes Upset or Emotional During Screening
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Situation 4 Sample Responses [Downloadable]
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Situation 5: Participant is Resistant or Dismissive About Screening
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Situation 5 Sample Responses [Downloadable]
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Situation 6: Participant is Anxious About Re-Screening
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Situation 6 Sample Responses [Downloadable]
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Situation 7: Participant is Not Eligible for the Services They Want Following Screening
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Situation 7 Sample Responses [Downloadable]
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Feedback Survey
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About this course
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