Communicating assessment data
- Report clarity
- Relevance to goals
- Usefulness of reports
- Clarity, meaningful, synthesis
Clinical Interview
- A conservation with a purpose or goal
- An interaction : at least 2 persons ( interviewer vs interviewer and face to face )
- Interview vs Conservation : specific purpose, participant’s role, time and place
Interview structure :
- The degree to wich the interviewer determines the content and course of the conversation
- No directive – semi structured – structured
- Goals of interview, Course of interview, theoretical orientation, and personal preferences
- Trends toward structured interview
Stage in the interview
- Stage 1 : Begining the interview, establishment the report
- Stage 2 : The middle of the interview, informational gathering : nondirective techniques, directive techniques, combining interview tactics
- Stage 3 : Closing the interview
Communication in the interview
- Verbal vs nonverbal communication
- Use language
- Focus on the interviewee
- Active listening
- Responses to silence
- Channel of communication
- The clinician’s values and background
Report of interview
- A comfortable atmosphere and a mutual understanding of the purpose of the interview
- Positive report : Be more receptive to the message being sent, be characterized by feeling such as trust, relaxation, comfort, respect, warmth, safety
- Negative report : less desire to share oneself and less readiness to believe what’s being said, be characterized by feelings such as hostility, defensiveness, unease, mistrust, disrespect, dangerous
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