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====== Psychiatry STACER Preparation Guide ====== | ====== Psychiatry STACER Preparation Guide ====== | ||
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===== Primer ===== | ===== Primer ===== | ||
The **Standardized Assessment of a Clinical Encounter Report (STACER)** is a semi-structured examination of a psychiatry resident’s interviewing and consultancy skills. An STACER examination is usually a 50 minute diagnostic interview of a volunteer patient that both the resident and examiners do not know. The purpose of the STACER is to demonstrate your [[teaching:1-psych-interview|psychiatric interview skills]], present a [[teaching:mental-status-exam-mse|mental status examination]], generate a comprehensive DSM-5 diagnosis (and differential diagnosis), a [[teaching:biopsychosocial-case-formulation|biopsychosocial formulation]] of the patient, and finally, a comprehensive treatment and management plan. | The **Standardized Assessment of a Clinical Encounter Report (STACER)** is a semi-structured examination of a psychiatry resident’s interviewing and consultancy skills. An STACER examination is usually a 50 minute diagnostic interview of a volunteer patient that both the resident and examiners do not know. The purpose of the STACER is to demonstrate your [[teaching:1-psych-interview|psychiatric interview skills]], present a [[teaching:mental-status-exam-mse|mental status examination]], generate a comprehensive DSM-5 diagnosis (and differential diagnosis), a [[teaching:biopsychosocial-case-formulation|biopsychosocial formulation]] of the patient, and finally, a comprehensive treatment and management plan. |