MARAM Collaborative Practice Module Training
About this program
MARAM
This important training focuses on the collaborative practice and foundational aspects of Multi-Agency Risk Assessment and Management (MARAM) that enable collaboration for professionals responding to family violence across the western metropolitan region.
Training facilitator:
Western Integrated Family Violence Committee (WIFVC)
MARAM Collaborative Practice training explores how to contribute to risk assessment and collaborate for ongoing risk management through respectful and sensitive engagement with victim survivors, information sharing, referral and secondary consultations.
This training is available to all professionals who respond to family violence in the western metropolitan region.
Prerequisites for this training can be found on the WIFVC website.
What you'll learn:
01.
Describe the MARAM Framework, its responsibilities, and how information sharing legislation supports collaborative practice across the service system
02.
Apply the four elements of structured professional judgement, evidence-based risk factors, and perpetrator visibility to assess and manage family violence risk
03.
Apply intersectionality to practice by examining privilege and oppression, and plan strategies to ensure safe, respectful environments for all victim survivors including children
04.
Define collaborative practice, distinguish between practice, organisational and system enablers, develop collaborative risk management plans, and implement effective secondary consultation and referral processes
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