Collaborative Screening: Guidance for Person-Centered Inquiry
AVAILABLE JANUARY 2025
This course contains approximately 60 to 90 minutes self-paced online content, followed by a 30-minute practice and feedback session. Learners have 30 days from enrollment to complete.
This course is suited for anyone who facilitates screening conversations on sensitive topics, such as case workers, community health workers, nurse care managers and coordinators, resource specialists.
Collaborative Screening is a framework for making health screenings more meaningful. It takes your screening process beyond routine data exchange to create the supportive, respectful conversations that are essential to person-centered care. The Collaborative Screening framework integrates concepts and skills from well-established methods for providing person-centered health care, including motivational interviewing, trauma-informed care, and cultural humility. Using this framework supports you to reliably apply these methods to screening and follow-up conversations.
This introductory course provides a high-level overview of collaborative screening, and equips learners to:
- Describe the purpose and process of collaborative screening.
- Describe the foundational principles for conducting a person-centred screening and follow-up conversation.
- Describe how to adapt a person-centred approach to different screening workflows.
The course includes an interactive online learning module, a final assignment, and an a one-on-one practice and feedback session with a CCMI practice facilitator. Following the course, learners receive a series of emails to review concepts and skills and encourage them to apply what they’ve learned.
Each course can accommodate 6-24 learners per group.
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This is an interactive course, designed for participants who want to consider practical applications to their work. CCMI uses learner-centred, performance-based approaches to adult education. Courses include
- Interactive learning modules with audio, reading, and practice activities.
- An assignment with feedback from an instructor.
- One-on-one practice and feedback sessions over zoom with a CCMI practice facilitator.
In order to complete this course, learners will need:
- Access to a computer, laptop, or tablet with the capability to watch and listen to video and audio.
- Internet connection
- Up to date browser including Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari, or Microsoft Edge. The course will not run with Internet Explorer
See our CCMI Services page for an overview of all of our offerings and details like prerequisites, duration, and capacity.