2013
DOI: 10.1177/1053451213509483
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Promoting Interdisciplinary Practice

Abstract: As part of an ongoing oral history project, a conversation was held with Dr. Stephen Forness on the past, present, and possible future of the field of providing services to children with emotional-behavioral disorders. Dr. Forness stresses the increasing importance of providing an interdisciplinary approach to meeting these needs.

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“…The use of a collaborative team could be very effective, as this draws on the special skills and knowledge of various role players (Kutash, Acri, Pollock, Armusewicz, Olin & Hoagwood, 2014;Zabel, Kaff & Teagarden, 2013). Bruns, Walker, Bernstein, Daleiden, Pullmann & Chorpita (2014) added that if systems work separately, they could be less effective in supporting the individual, as each system may maintain a separate plan for the child's care and prescribe multiple forms of support that are duplicated and/or uncoordinated.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The use of a collaborative team could be very effective, as this draws on the special skills and knowledge of various role players (Kutash, Acri, Pollock, Armusewicz, Olin & Hoagwood, 2014;Zabel, Kaff & Teagarden, 2013). Bruns, Walker, Bernstein, Daleiden, Pullmann & Chorpita (2014) added that if systems work separately, they could be less effective in supporting the individual, as each system may maintain a separate plan for the child's care and prescribe multiple forms of support that are duplicated and/or uncoordinated.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Intervention: In addition to relationships with children, you mention a strength of the profession is relationships with one another. Steve Forness (see Zabel, Kaff, & Teagarden, 2014) has said there are few large egos in this field because the kids take care of that very early on, and we have a shared humility toward each other and toward the children.…”
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“…Legal and policy issues have also been of high interest to me. Intervention: Steven Forness (see Zabel, Kaff, & Teagarden, 2014) is one who has spoken about the need for a strong support network when you work with behaviorally challenged kids. Peterson: Exactly true.…”
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