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The Crisis Intervention Semi-Structured Interview

Kevin R. Kulic

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The purpose of this article is to introduce the Crisis Intervention Semi-Structured Interview (CISSI) (Kulic, 2001), and to describe the validation research completed on the instrument. The CISSI is intended for use by novice and experienced clinicians working with clients in crisis situations who may require emergency psychiatric care. The goal of the instrument is to provide a standardized method of arriving at psychiatric intervention decisions. [Brief Treatment and Crisis Intervention 5:143–157 (2005)]

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The purpose of this article is to introduce the Crisis Intervention Semi-Structured Interview (CISSI) (Kulic, 2001), and to describe the validation research completed on the instrument. The CISSI is intended for use by novice and experienced clinicians working with clients in crisis situations who may require emergency psychiatric care. The goal of the instrument is to provide a standardized method of arriving at psychiatric intervention decisions. [Brief Treatment and Crisis Intervention 5:143–157 (2005)]

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The purpose of this article is to introduce the Crisis Intervention Semi-Structured Interview (CISSI) (Kulic, 2001), and to describe the validation research completed on the instrument. The CISSI is intended for use by novice and experienced clinicians working with clients in crisis situations who may require emergency psychiatric care. The goal of the instrument is to provide a standardized method of arriving at psychiatric intervention decisions. [Brief Treatment and Crisis Intervention 5:143–157 (2005)]

Key concepts: Crisis intervention, Intervention (counseling), Psychology, Crisis response, Psychiatry, Medicine, Public relations, Political science

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