Full Service Partnership (FSP) Learning Collaborative Workshop Sessions

Type:
  Virtual Training
CE credits:
Not currently offered
Presented by:
DMH + UCLA Public Mental Health Partnership
Featuring:
Lisa Davis, PhD, LCSW; Elizabeth Bromley, MD, PhD; Julie Cohen, LMFT; and Larry Fernandez, LCSW, MSW
Series:
Full Service Partnership (FSP) Learning Collaborative Training Series
Relevant categories:
Community Mental Health Severe Mental Illness
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Overview

The nine Full Service Partnership (FSP) Learning Collaborative Workshop Sessions offer interactive, hands-on learning strategies following each of the nine FSP Learning Collaborative Training Sessions. Each workshop session offers participants the opportunity to reinforce and engage with the didactic session material learned each month.

  Keywords: continuous quality improvement, mental health, multi-disciplinary team approach
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Training times

Date Time CE Credits Availability
July 27, 2023 (Thursday)
3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
(for all dates) 		Not currently offered Space available

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