Behavioral Health Solutions: An Online Training Program for Evidence-Based Treatm
行为健康解决方案:循证治疗在线培训计划
基本信息
- 批准号:8590336
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 143.95万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2010
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2010-06-01 至 2015-08-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
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项目摘要
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The addiction treatment field continues to lag in implementing treatments based on scientific evidence. Treatment systems are now being held accountable for providing evidence-based treatments (EBTs). As a result, there is increasing pressure on counselors to adopt and implement empirically-supported treatments such as motivational enhancement, cognitive behavioral treatment, and twelve-step facilitation. Current efforts rely primarily on downloads, online courses, and training announcements - all of which are static methods. These methods are not tailored to counselors' educational needs or client caseloads. We are therefore proposing the development of Behavioral Health Solutions, which will provide tailored, real-time, evidence- based treatment recommendations to substance abuse counselors. These recommendations will be based on core elements of EBTs and provide step-by-step EBT delivery directions, instructional videos, and handouts for clients. The goal of this product is to increase the understanding and effective use of evidence-based practices so that counselors can more flexibly use these practices with their substance-abusing clients. Behavioral Health Solutions will be available on mobile devices, allowing counselors to easily access important interventions that are relevant to current client needs. This innovative product represents a major advancement over current training methods, which are asynchronous with treatment delivery, cumbersome, and often too costly to use in day-to-day clinical work. Other advantages of this product include: (1) training that occurs in proximity to treatment, thereby increasing the potential for implementation; (2) content that is linked to pertinent client resources; (3) standard content review and updates (via Hazelden's large editorial operation); (4) content that is easily tagged and pushed, and (5) the ability to track counselor implementation of EBTs. This Phase II embodies a collaboration between two organizations with extensive experience in the addictions and behavioral health fields. Hazelden Publishing (Center City, MN) is a leader in providing evidence-based programs for the full continuum of care, ranging from prevention and intervention to treatment and recovery management. Inflexxion (Newton, MA) has conducted interactive health research in the addictions for the past 17 years. The goal of Phase II is to demonstrate that Behavioral Health Solutions will significantly improve counselor EBT implementation. The field test will examine the primary hypotheses that, relative to a control condition (treatment as usual with access to online EBT materials), counselors assigned to the Experimental group will evidence significantly greater: (1) EBT self-efficacy, (2) positive attitudes about the use of EBTs, and (3) self- reported use of EBTs.
描述(由申请人提供):成瘾治疗领域在实施基于科学证据的治疗方面仍然落后。治疗系统现在被要求负责提供循证治疗(EBT)。因此,辅导员越来越有压力采用和实施心理支持的治疗,如动机增强,认知行为治疗和十二步促进。目前的努力主要依赖于下载、在线课程和培训公告--所有这些都是静态方法。这些方法并不适合辅导员的教育需要或客户的案件量。因此,我们建议制定行为健康解决方案,为药物滥用咨询师提供量身定制的、实时的、以证据为基础的治疗建议。这些建议将基于EBT的核心要素,并为客户提供逐步的EBT交付方向,教学视频和讲义。该产品的目标是增加对循证实践的理解和有效使用,以便咨询师可以更灵活地与滥用药物的客户一起使用这些实践。行为健康解决方案将在移动的设备上提供,使咨询师能够轻松访问与当前客户需求相关的重要干预措施。这一创新产品代表了当前培训方法的重大进步,这些方法与治疗交付不同步,繁琐,并且通常过于昂贵,无法用于日常临床工作。该产品的其他优势包括:(1)在治疗附近进行培训,从而增加了实施的可能性;(2)与相关客户资源链接的内容;(3)标准内容审查和更新(通过Hazelden的大型编辑操作);(4)易于标记和推送的内容,以及(5)跟踪顾问实施EBT的能力。第二阶段体现了两个在成瘾和行为健康领域拥有丰富经验的组织之间的合作。Hazelden Publishing(Center City,MN)是提供循证护理计划的领导者,从预防和干预到治疗和恢复管理。Inflexxion(Newton,MA)在过去的17年里一直在进行成瘾的互动健康研究。第二阶段的目标是证明行为健康解决方案将显着提高辅导员EBT的实施。现场测试将检查主要假设,相对于对照条件(如往常一样使用在线EBT材料进行治疗),分配到实验组的辅导员将证明:(1)EBT自我效能,(2)对使用EBT的积极态度,(3)自我报告使用EBT。
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