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Clinical, Ethical, and Legal Considerations in Assessing and Treating Suicidal Behavior 11/08

1.What is your licensure?
2.Previous Training in DBT (check all that apply)
3.COURSE OBJECTIVES: As a result of today's presentation, I am able to:
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Describe a rationale for why it is important to discuss a safety plan and manage lethal means with people who are suicidal.
Identify three components of a suicide safety plan.
Name two key principles that are important to discuss and apply when implementing safety planning with a person who is suicidal.
Describe the interval between thinking about making a suicide attempt and making a suicide attempt.
List two key principles when discussing lethal means with patients who are suicidal and have access to firearms.
Name two recovery-based principles important when working with people who are suicidal.
Self-identify at least one area for focused practice in ongoing work with suicidal patients. 
4.Today's content and presentation
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Today's content met my learning needs
Today's content was relevant to the objectives
Today's audio/visual materials enhanced my learning
5.Evaluation of the Presenter
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Was the speaker prepared for the meeting?
Was the presentation geared toward the group?
Was the speaker responsive to the group? 
Did the speaker hold the interest of the group?
Did the speaker show enthusiasm for the subject? 
Was the speaker clear and understandable?
Did the speaker involve the group through discussion and other means?
Did the speakers teaching style and methods model DBT?
How effective was this instructor at enhancing your learning?
6.What did you LEARN from today?
7.What did you find most helpful?
8.How could we IMPROVE today's training?
9.Additional comments for the presenter and/or Portland DBT Institute that will help enhance your overall experience and learning?
10.We may wish to use your comments about the workshop and/or the trainer in our promotional materials. Your comments will remain anonymous. Is this acceptable to you?