Implementing a Web-Based Intervention to Train Community Clinicians in an Evidence-Based Psychotherapy: A Pilot Study.
Implementing a Web-Based Intervention to Train Community Clinicians in an Evidence-Based Psychotherapy: A Pilot Study.
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实施基于网络的干预措施来培训社区临床医生进行循证心理治疗:一项试点研究。
DOI:
10.1176/appi.ps.201400318
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发表时间:
2015
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Frank,Ellen
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作者:
Stein,BradleyD;Celedonia,KarenL;Swartz,HollyA;DeRosier,MelissaE;Sorbero,MarkJ;Brindley,RayniA;Burns,RachelM;Dick,AndrewW;Frank,Ellen
Objective A feasibility assessment of on-line training coupled with an on-line learning collaborative to support implementation of evidence-based psychosocial treatments in community mental health systems. Methods Five community mental health centers were randomly allocated to receive face-to-face training with local supervision or on-line training plus a learning collaborative supported by expert clinicians. Study participants (n=36) were clinicians interested in learning interpersonal and social rhythm therapy (IPSRT), an evidence-based psychotherapy for individuals with bipolar disorder. After training, participants treated patients (n=136), who reported monthly on the treatment strategies clinicians used. Results Clinicians from both clinic groups increased use of IPSRT-specific strategies. Patients of clinicians who received on-line training and patients of those who received face-to-face training reported comparable use of IPSRT techniques by their clinicians. Conclusions On-line training of community clinicians is feasible and produces uptake of an evidence-based psychotherapy comparable to uptake by clinicians who participated in face-to-face training.