Implementing recovery oriented evidence based programs: Identifying the critical dimensions
Implementing recovery oriented evidence based programs: Identifying the critical dimensions
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DOI:
10.1007/s10597-005-2649-6
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发表时间:
2005-04-01
影响因子:
2.7
通讯作者:
Chamberlin, J
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作者:
Farkas, M;Gagne, C;Chamberlin, J
In the decades of the 1990s many mental health programs and the systems that fund these programs have identified themselves as recovery-oriented. A program that is grounded in a vision of recovery is based on the notion that a majority of people can grow beyond the catastrophe of a severe mental illness and lead a meaningful life in their own community. First person accounts of recovery and empirical research have led to a developing consensus about the service delivery values underlying recovery. The emphasis on recovery-oriented programming has been concurrent with a focus in the field on evidence-based practices. We propose that evidence based practices be implemented in a manner that is recovery compatible. Program dimensions for evidence based practice, such as program mission, policies, procedures, record keeping and staffing should be consistent with recovery values in order for a program to be considered to be recovery-oriented. This article describes the critical dimensions of such value based practice, regardless of the service the recovery oriented mental health programs provide (e.g., treatment, case management, rehabilitation).