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Shawn Christopher Shea1, Christine Barney2
1Training Institute for Suicide Assessment and Clinical Interviewing (TISA), 104 Stoney Brook Road, Newbury, NH 03255, USA.
Abstract:
This article provides a useful introduction to the art of role-playing in both the individual format and the group format using scripted group role-playing (SGRP). Role-playing can provide powerful learning opportunities, but to do so it must be done well. This article imparts guidance toward this goal. SGRP may greatly enhance the acquisition of critical complex interviewing skills, such as suicide assessment and uncovering domestic violence, in health care providers across all disciplines, an educational goal that has not been achievable to date. Although research is at an early stage of development, the hope represented by SGRP is tangible.
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