Case Reports
Case report review services
I can provide indirect supervision to review case reports. If you would like to count such review as indirect supervision you can add me as a secondary supervisor to your internship plan. Adding a secondary supervisor is easy; you seek consent from your primary supervisor, then I send you a signed template to get your primary to sign and send to AHPRA. You can count the hours as soon as that letter is in the mail.
To access my case report review services just email us a copy of your case report and I will let you know if I have availability/competency to review the case report. If I do I will have the report returned to you within a week.
All reviews include written feedback and editing using tracked changes so you can see the edits and comments the supervisor has made, and rationales for such changes. Generally speaking, it takes 1.5 hours to read and review a first draft of a case report. Further changes are generally quicker.
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Fees for case report review are $187 per hour.
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Email us to access this service at contact@provisionalpsychologistnetwork.com
Case report training
I have developed a case report training that seeks to teach provisional psychologists on the requirements of case reports, how to structure them, how to avoid critical errors, and provide examples/a template.
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My case report training is housed on our online school that you can access at any time to complete the training. You will have ongoing access to the training to review the course at any time. Supervisees can log this training as professional development.
The training includes 6 videos covering the following topics:
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Tips and resources for writing a case report
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Understanding the foundations of case reports
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Initial assessment and case formulation
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Understanding the difference between intervention and assessment case reports
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Avoiding critical errors
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Step by step guide through the sections
The training also includes the following resources:
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Templates for both assessment and intervention case reports with embedded checklist
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Examples of an intervention and assessment case report
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Initial assessment proforma to make sure you get the correct information for your case report
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Tip sheet on initial assessment
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Various other resources for Mental Status Examination, case formulation, and professional writing
Primary supervisees of The Provisional Psychologist Network are able to access the training free of charge. Secondary and external supervisees can access the training by paying for access.
Cost is $130.
Top 10 tips for writing case reports
Completing case reports is often the biggest hurdle of achieving full registration. Annie wrote the following article on LinkedIn that you may find useful to review about the top 10 tips for writing successful case reports. The biggest tip: start them early! Don’t procrastinate on them, otherwise your registration can drag on and on.
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