Evaluating Crisis Intervention Training Received by Mental Health Professionals

Location

CSU

Student's Major

Psychology

Student's College

Social and Behavioral Sciences

Mentor's Name

Michael Fatis

Mentor's Department

Psychology

Mentor's College

Social and Behavioral Sciences

Second Mentor's Name

Jay Munneke

Description

On-call services and crisis intervention programs allow mental health professions to provide emergency care to patients after working-hours. The purpose of this descriptive study was to assess potential differences in the on-call training received by professionals who provide after-hours crisis interventions. A mail survey was administered to licensed psychologists throughout the state of Minnesota asking participants to comment on their educational experiences.

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Evaluating Crisis Intervention Training Received by Mental Health Professionals

CSU

On-call services and crisis intervention programs allow mental health professions to provide emergency care to patients after working-hours. The purpose of this descriptive study was to assess potential differences in the on-call training received by professionals who provide after-hours crisis interventions. A mail survey was administered to licensed psychologists throughout the state of Minnesota asking participants to comment on their educational experiences.