Most organizations have client consent forms that need to be signed and completed by your client/patient. Check procedures for sending recordings outside of your organization for external review. Ensure that no PHI (protected health information) is included on the recording. Confirm that your client has granted you permission to submit this recording for external review for educational purposes by signing and submitting the Clinician Certification of Client Permission Form. This signed form is required for your recording to be reviewed. Assemble all equipment and materials needed for recording in one place: Digital recordings are highly preferred. The best quality recordings use an external microphone (as opposed to the recorders’ internal microphone). Test your equipment prior to recording your client. check the audio quality position of the recording practice downloading recordings from the recorder to the computer have all of the forms available and ready for completion Identify potential clients for recording: The purpose of MITI-coding your recording is to evaluate MI skills. your You must be able to identify a specific target behavior for change with your client for the purpose of MITI-coding. RECORDING: Set up the equipment prior to the recording: Test the sound and placing of the recorder/microphone. Discuss the plan with your client; complete consent/permission forms (2). If possible, ask your client to provide verbal permission at the beginning of the recording. Record your client session. Download the recording from the digital recorder to the computer: The most successful recordings are in mp3 format. Many recorders have options for what type of file is exported or have computer software that can help with formatting and preparing the file.
Most organizations have client consent forms that need to be signed and completed by your client/patient. Check procedures for sending recordings outside of your organization for external review. Ensure that no PHI (protected health information) is included on the recording. Confirm that your client has granted you permission to submit this recording for external review for educational purposes by signing and submitting the Clinician Certification of Client Permission Form. This signed form is required for your recording to be reviewed. Assemble all equipment and materials needed for recording in one place: Digital recordings are highly preferred. The best quality recordings use an external microphone (as opposed to the recorders’ internal microphone). Test your equipment prior to recording your client. check the audio quality position of the recording practice downloading recordings from the recorder to the computer have all of the forms available and ready for completion Identify potential clients for recording: The purpose of MITI-coding your recording is to evaluate your MI skills. You must be able to identify a specific target behavior for change with your client for the purpose of MITI-coding. RECORDING: Set up the equipment prior to the recording: Test the sound and placing of the recorder/microphone. Discuss the plan with your client; complete consent/permission forms (2). If possible, ask your client to provide verbal permission at the beginning of the recording. Record your client session. Download the recording from the digital recorder to the computer: The most successful recordings are in mp3 format. Many recorders have options for what type of file is exported or have computer software that can help with formatting and preparing the file.
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