Washington Statewide Forensic Interview Peer Review – June

The purpose of peer review is to provide Child Interview Specialists and MDT Partners with an opportunity to review forensic interviews, discuss specific interview techniques, provide feedback regarding the quality of documentation, and review relevant research.

Peer review is for Child Interview Specialists and MDT Partners who completed a 32-hour basic forensic interview training (CAIA or another nationally recognized training) and conduct forensic interviews as part of their work. Participants are expected to volunteer to present cases and interviewers will present recorded interviews of adjudicated or closed cases. Please see the registration page for more information about presenting at peer review.

CONFIDENTIALITY STATEMENT – PLEASE READ BEFORE REGISTERING:

By registering for this meeting, I agree to adhere to the PEER REVIEW ATTENDANCE & CONFIDENTIALITY STATEMENT. As a professional attendee at this peer review, I agree that my contact with any client information provided will be kept absolutely confidential. Any discussion of my observations will be only within the context of fulfilling my professional role. I will refrain from commenting about clients or case content, or association on social media, in social gatherings or in other non-professional setting, and I will absolutely refrain from any use of names of individuals observed in written materials or in recording. I also accept that professional ethics require me to immediately make it known to the trainer/facilitator if I am, or have been, personally or socially acquainted with individuals whose case will be reviewed. I will abide by the decision and guidance of the professional facilitator if I should excuse myself for the portion of the training/meeting where this case will be discussed. Whenever possible, I will seek the guidance of the group when an issue of confidentiality arises.

Click HERE to register for peer review.

Questions? Contact training@cacwa.org.