2010
DOI: 10.1037/a0020289
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La consultation: Un rôle professionnel à mieux définir.

Abstract: Quoique récemment introduite à titre de compétence professionnelle en psychologie, la « consultation » est un service fréquemment demandé aux psychologues, que ce soit par leurs collègues, d'autres professionnels (par ex., médecin, intervenants sociaux, enseignants) ou des acteurs de la communauté (écoles, organismes communautaires, services de santé mentale, médias de masse, etc.). Toutefois, très peu d'écrits scientifiques portent sur la compétence professionnelle de la consultation, laquelle est souvent con… Show more

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“…The accreditation of professional programs in psychology requires that students learn to work interprofessionally through the course of their programs (Canadian Psychological Association, 2011). Furthermore, consultation with other professions is seen as a core competence for professional psychologists (Parent & Be ´gin, 2010). Similarly, the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada (RCPSC, 2005) defined collaboration as one of the seven core competencies needed for medical education and practice.…”
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“…The accreditation of professional programs in psychology requires that students learn to work interprofessionally through the course of their programs (Canadian Psychological Association, 2011). Furthermore, consultation with other professions is seen as a core competence for professional psychologists (Parent & Be ´gin, 2010). Similarly, the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada (RCPSC, 2005) defined collaboration as one of the seven core competencies needed for medical education and practice.…”
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confidence: 99%