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Aims of the DFP

   

The Aims and Work of the Division & DFP Rules

The aims and work of the devision relate to the strategic plan 2007-2012 and the revision document completed in 2009. This full document is available to download below; in summary the strategic plan aims to achieve the following 'key success factors':
  • Enhancing a professional identity
  • Upholding and enhancing professional standards
  • Growing the membership (including developing the skills of current members and increasing numbers as appropriate)
  • Developing and promoting forensic psychology as a scientific discipline

The strategic plan was reviewed in December 2009 with the view of ensuring that the DFP implement these plans & communicate with members the work that has been achieved. The implementation report is also available for download below.

The key success factors form the focus of divisional meetings and the committee's work over the next three years. The strategic plan below details the processes that were considered to form these key success factors and some of the objectives for achieving them.

The Strategic Plan revision 2009

Strategy Revision - January 2009.doc

Strategy Implementation day Dec 2009.doc

DFP Rules

See this document for the DFP Rules: DFP rules.pdf

 
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