Jefferson
Jefferson
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杰斐逊
DOI:
10.4159/harvard.9780674864344.c38
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发表时间:
1926
影响因子:
6.8
通讯作者:
Dumas Malone
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作者:
Dumas Malone
The literature on group training in psychiatry reveals that most residency programs include didactic seminarsbutftw qffersupervised group therapy experience orrequire competence in referral .forgroup therapy . Not surprisingly, research shows thatftw residents utilizegroup therapy-i-either leading a group or making referrals to groups-s-ofter graduation. This paper reviews the current "vision" qfgroup training and qffers an alternate vision. The assumptions, group.formats and competencies of this new vision are described. Emphasized are the deoelopment of skills and competencyqfmaking appropriatereferrals togroups, which may'positively impact resident attitudes and practicepatterns regardinggroup therapy . Training in group psychotherapy is required by the ACGME for accrediting programs in psychiatry (I) . However, th e amount, type, and qu ality of training is extraordina rily variable, and th e outcom es leave mu ch to be desired (2-4). Underl y ing this variability is the current dominant "vision" of group tra ining. This paper describes th e commo n ele me nts of thi s vision and its impact on res idents during and after training, and th en proposes an alte rnative vision for group psychotherapy training th at could more positively influ ence and impact residen t att itudes and practi ce patterns.