CRPO Case Based Assessment Preparation
The Case Based Assessment (CBA) has been introduced as a quality assurance program within the CRPO. This assessment will be repeated by each RP every 5 years. The assessment is intended to test your ethical decision making and ensure that you are able to follow ethical guidelines and the standards of practice. You can learn more about the assessment here.
Please note that these are supervision groups held by Jennifer Lane that are intended to help guide you through ethical dilemmas and prepare for the assessment. Groups will be capped at 8 participants and participants will earn 3 group supervision hours.
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Part 1: Assessment Structure & Grading Outline
Wednesday September 30th, 11am – 12pm
Part 2: Case Studies & Question Review
Tuesday October 6th, 1pm – 3pm
Purpose & Learning Objectives
This preparation group is intended to help you understand the assessment format and answer questions about ethical scenarios that may come up on the exam.Â
By the end of this group, you will:Â
- Understand the assessment question format
- Understand the assessment grading and how to complete your responses
- Understand how to read your results
- Understand the purpose of the assessment and the implications of your results
- Become familiar with various ethical dilemmas that may arise in therapy
- Learn how to navigate various ethical dilemmas based on the core competencies and CRPO standards
Structure
The structure of this supervision group allows for specific customization for the group that attends.
In our first meeting we will review the structure of the assessment questions, how to answer the questions, discuss what the CRPO is looking for, and the implications of your results.
After this, you’ll have a week to complete the CRPO’s practice questions for the CBA online and write down any questions you have or note which ones you struggled with.
In part two we will review those specific scenarios that group members had a harder time with, answer any outstanding questions, and review other relevant case studies and ethical dilemmas.
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These independently developed supervision groups are intended to help guide you through ethical dilemmas and prepare for the CBA. They are not developed, delivered, approved or endorsed by CRPO, and the facilitator has no role in developing, administering or evaluating the CBA.Â
The facilitator is solely responsible for the course content, registration and delivery and is the sole recipient of any fees paid by participants.
