Daily Clinical Management in ACT and FACT: Using Operational Practices to Support Clinical Interventions
Overview
This training is specifically designed for frontline and administrative behavioral health professionals who are part of Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) teams. Participants will receive a concise overview of the Daily Team Meeting (DTM) process that supports clinical service delivery within the ACT framework. The training will provide an opportunity to develop action-oriented skills focused on team planning, demonstrating how daily clinical management strategies in ACT can enhance and uphold fidelity. Additionally, the training will explore effective skills and best practices for engaging and reinforcing natural supports to promote the growth and well-being of clients facing serious mental illnesses (SMI). By participating in this training, professionals will gain valuable insights into clinical and operational approaches that improve client outcomes and strengthen team dynamics. The training aims to empower participants with the tools necessary to effectively address the complex behavioral health needs of their clients, ensuring a comprehensive and supportive care environment.
Learning objectives
- Describe how ACT and FACT teams maintain a responsive, collaborative, and flexible approach to service delivery while meeting evidence-based guidelines for frequency and intensity of client contact
- Explain how ACT daily operational processes support effective delivery of clinical interventions and ensure client needs are addressed
- Identify best practices for leveraging ACT tools (e.g., client schedules, client logs) to enhance management of team operations and client needs
Training times
This training is provided at the time(s) and in the format(s) shown below.
