Neuropsychological training and practices with Hispanics: A national survey
Neuropsychological training and practices with Hispanics: A national survey
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DOI：
10.1080/13854049708400451
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发表时间：
1997-08-01
影响因子：
3.9
通讯作者：
Puente, AE
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作者：
Echemendia, RJ;Harris, JG;Puente, AE
对美国神经心理学家进行了一项全面调查，以检查西班牙裔受访者过去的培训和当前的做法。结果表明，在美国的临床神经心理学家提供评估和治疗服务，西班牙裔，但报告准备不足，与这一人群的工作。一般来说，这些神经心理学家不认为自己有能力与拉美裔人一起工作，并要求在为拉美裔人提供服务方面进行额外的培训。此外，（1）受访者认为，临床神经心理学很少关注文化因素;（2）受访者报告说，他们几乎没有接触过西班牙裔临床主管。与西班牙裔工作的自我评价能力的最佳预测因素与临床培训有关。根据未来的培训和研究的建议，讨论的结果。
A comprehensive survey was conducted among neuropsychologists in the United States to examine the past training and current practices of respondents with Hispanic populations. The results indicated that clinical neuropsychologists in the US provide both assessment and treatment services to Hispanics, yet report inadequate preparation to work with this population. Generally, these neuropsychologists did not consider themselves competent to work with Hispanics and requested additional training in the provision of services to Hispanics. In addition, (1) the respondents believe that clinical neuropsychology has paid little attention to cultural factors; and (2) respondents reported that they had virtually no exposure to Hispanic clinical supervisors. The best predictors of self-rated competence for work with Hispanics were related to clinical training. The findings are discussed in light of future recommendations for training and research.