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Post by Tanya Munroe on Jan 29, 2018 9:18:54 GMT -5
It's so beautiful, Cynthia, wow!! I especially love the round rug and hanging quilt : )
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Cynthia CE Wade
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Post by Cynthia CE Wade on Jan 30, 2018 16:41:28 GMT -5
I got the hanging quilt in Guatemala and you can't really see it, but is circles and circles of women!
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Post by Margie on Aug 4, 2019 13:51:18 GMT -5
I love seeing these pictures of Centering spaces... I have visited some of them (lucky me!) and can see in the pictures the "welcoming energy" you have all put into creating them.
make me smile inside!
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Jo Koumouitzes, MPH
NOCAL - Northern California Centering Consortium
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Post by Jo Koumouitzes, MPH on Aug 16, 2019 10:58:45 GMT -5
Good Morning Everyone, Is there an official CHI policy on privacy screens? As in a hard yes or no for them? I know there is the requirement of privacy but wanted to know if there is an official written policy. There was some discussion at my site years before I arrived that screens were not model fidelity. Some staff are still operating under this notion. My understanding is it is sound trauma informed care to have a barrier, and then the site chooses what that is, yes? Thanks in advance for your replies! In Gratitude, Jo  |
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smerrell
CHI Staff 
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Post by smerrell on Aug 16, 2019 11:09:23 GMT -5
Hi Jo,
There is no official policy on privacy screens. The group space should have privacy (ie no non group staff walking through), but inside the group space you can use whatever features work for your space to make the clinical assessment area feel private. Some clinics don't use screens at all, and instead may use soft barriers like plants or the natural shape of the room to create a more private corner. The possibilities are endless!
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