
|Events|January 12, 2017
FRANK 2.0 Workshop
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Date: June 17 - June 18, 2017
Description:
The focus of this workshop is on communication skills for second part of the clinical interview: Provide explanations that create partnerships, enhance adherence and promote efficiency Structure conversations that foster client comprehension Close the interview with a complete summary and contract for next steps Pre-requisite: FRANK 1.0 Workshop
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Event type: Communication workshop
Event Address: Colorado State University Veterinary Teaching Hospital300 W. Drake Road, Fort Collins, CO, USA
For More Information:Cheryl Webb,CSU Veterinary Teaching Hospital
300 W. Drake Road ,Fort Collins ,CO ,80525 ,USA
970-297-1273, cheryl.webb@colostate.edu, http://www.cvmbs.colostate.edu/ce/frank-2-workshop
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