Level II: Skills Building Workshops

Overview

Level II training is characterized by active trainee participation, and includes interactive and skills-building activities. These training activities may include interactive learning through discussion of cases supplied by trainer, role play, simulated patients, and train the trainer and other skill building activities.

Training Objective

	Change in attitudes & skills

Methods

	Small group interactive sessions
	Workshops
	Role play
	Instructor generated (hypothetical) case discussion
	Use of standardized/simulated patient care

Role of Learner

	Interactive with instructor & other participants in skills building activities

Resources

	See the Interactive Training Strategies page for examples of case studies, role plays, and other interactive methods

Examples and Case Studies

	Training Mental Health and Substance Abuse Providers: Maximizing the Impact of Ryan White Care Act Funding Date: 01/2006 Source: Southeast AETC
	MATEC's Multiple Rapid Testing Partnerships Date: 08/2004 Source: Midwest AETC
	Florida/Caribbean AETC Perinatal Rapid Testing Initiative Date: 08/2004 Source: Florida/Caribbean AETC
	Evolution of an Idea: Self-Study Modules in the Mountain Plains AETC Date: 02/2004 Source: Mountain Plains AETC
	Four Levels of Training in a Day! Date: 03/01/2003 Source: Southeast AETC

Bibliography

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Links

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