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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"clinical engagement"”.
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Religious and Non-religious Therapist Clinical Engagement as a Function of Selected Therapist and Client Variables
… beliefs of clients are not only worthy of clinical exploration but essential for integration into treatment in order for these clients to make therapeutic gains. Yet, relative to the general population, a disproportionate number of psychologists identify as religious, a stable finding over …
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Exploring psychotherapists’ views on the inclusion of, and clinical engagement with, political material within the therapy session
… psychotherapists’ views on the inclusion of, and clinical engagement with, political material within the therapy session. Participants in this study were therapists who had at least five years’ post-qualification experience. Data were collected through semi-structured interviews and were analysed …
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ACT for Patient Care: Effects of Psychological Flexibility and Implicit Bias on Medical Student Clinical Engagement and Academic Performance
… All participated in an Objective Structured Clinical Exam (OSCE) with a Standardized Patient (SP) during their third-year OB/GYN clerkship rotation and completed standardized medical knowledge competency exams. Independent samples t-tests between cohorts were conducted as well as multiple …
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Understanding networks: an examination of doctor engagement in a clinical network: the case of Mid Trent Critical Care Network
… current research exploring social aspects of a clinical network. In presenting the final stage of this study, this document focusses on the engagement experience from a medical viewpoint. This is topical and of interest, as doctor engagement in the NHS is associated with enhanced organisational …
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"I'm still here": adolescent social orphans in Colombian state care: the process of identity formation in the absence of permanency
… the development of culturally informed models of clinical engagement with adolescent social orphans to improve post-institutional outcomes for those youth for whom the world, without the benefit of parental support, is fraught with challenges and increased risk for social disconnection.