How Do Peers Shape Mental Health Clinicians' Attitudes Toward New Treatments?
How Do Peers Shape Mental Health Clinicians' Attitudes Toward New Treatments?
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DOI：
10.1007/s10488-020-01096-1
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发表时间：
2020-11-17
影响因子：
2.6
通讯作者：
Lewis, Cara C.
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作者：
Bunger, Alicia C.;Navarro, Elena I.;Lewis, Cara C.
通过日常互动，心理健康临床医生接触到他们的同事对新疗法的看法，这可能会影响临床医生自己的态度和实施，特别是在高压力环境中。本研究探讨如何暴露于同行的态度，在工作场所通过三个常见的工作场所的互动（建议分享，讨论，和友谊）形状临床医生（n = 163）自己的态度，以测量为基础的护理（MBC）。临床医生倾向于对MBC有更积极的态度，通过分享建议和非正式的工作场所讨论，而不是通过友谊，更多地接触到持积极态度的同行。结果突出了工作场所牢固关系对执行工作的重要性。
Through everyday interactions, mental health clinicians are exposed to their colleagues' views toward new treatments, which can influence clinicians' own attitudes and implementation especially in high-stress environments. This study examines how exposure to peers' attitudes in the workplace through three common workplace interactions (advice sharing, discussion, and friendship) shapes clinicians' (n = 163) own attitudes toward measurement-based care (MBC). Clinicians tended to have more positive attitudes toward MBC with greater exposure to peers with positive attitudes through advice-sharing and informal workplace discussions, but not through friendships. Results highlight the importance of strong workplace relationships for implementation.