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The eight SJT topics
The practice scenarios are grouped into these eight clinical domains.
Professional Boundaries
11 scenariosA gift, a friend request, a chance meeting or a personal question pulls the relationship towards a social one.
Risk Management
11 scenariosA client discloses self-harm, suicidal thoughts, harm to others or a safeguarding concern, and you usually assess before you act.
Ethical Dilemmas
12 scenariosTwo defensible principles conflict, and you decide which comes first.
Diversity & Inclusion
12 scenariosYou notice difference in culture, faith, language, disability, sexuality, gender or class without assuming from it.
Clinical Decision-Making
18 scenariosTreatment is not working, a client wants something the evidence does not support, or new information changes the formulation.
Interprofessional Working
12 scenariosYou work with psychiatrists, nurses, social workers, GPs and teachers, whose training and priorities differ from yours.
Trainee Development
12 scenariosYou use supervision, stay within your competence, and act well after a mistake or when you are struggling.
Service Delivery
12 scenariosWaiting lists, capacity and policy limit a service, and you decide what to do when a limit conflicts with a client’s need.