2021
DOI: 10.1177/10497323211057857
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American Indian Behavioral Health Treatment Preferences as Perceived by Urban Indian Health Program Providers

Abstract: Behavioral health services specifically targeted for ethnoracial clients are typically tailored to the specific needs and preferences of these populations; however, little research has been done with American Indian clients specifically. To better understand how clinicians handle provision of treatment to this population, we interviewed 28 behavioral health staff at six Urban Indian Health Programs in the United States and conducted focus groups with 23 staff at five such programs. Thematic analysis of transcr… Show more

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“…Relatedly, the viewpoints of this smaller number of UIHP directors may not reflect the experiences of all directors, let alone the clinicians or clients at these sites regarding how services are offered (for a complementary analysis of interviews and focus groups with UIHP service providers at six sites, see Pomerville et al, 2022). Furthermore, these results are entirely dependent on the self-report of said directors.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Relatedly, the viewpoints of this smaller number of UIHP directors may not reflect the experiences of all directors, let alone the clinicians or clients at these sites regarding how services are offered (for a complementary analysis of interviews and focus groups with UIHP service providers at six sites, see Pomerville et al, 2022). Furthermore, these results are entirely dependent on the self-report of said directors.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As the analysis focused on the two research questions described above, interview material not relevant to these questions was disregarded and not coded. This includes questions that were outside of the scope of this study (see Pomerville & Gone, 2018; Pomerville et al, 2022). Interviews had between 28 and 53 codes generated for each, and this range largely reflects the extent to which directors discussed the specific topic at hand.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Finally, Pomerville et al (2022) contextualized the challenges of providing evidence-based MH services to AI clients at UIHPs. A thematic analysis of responses from 28 individual interviews with administrators and staff and five focus groups with 23 administrators and staff at six UIHPs revealed the nuanced challenges of blending EBP and Indigenous cultural understandings to meet the needs of individual clients.…”
Section: Evidence-based Practice In American Indian/alaska Native Tre...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It does so by offering a full range of health services to thousands of clients annually, including mental health counseling and therapy, as well as broader cultural programming for the Detroit‐area American Indian community. Such commitments are common among Urban Indian Health Programs (Pomerville et al, 2022; Pomerville & Gone, 2018).…”
Section: Round Four: the Urban American Indian Traditional Spirituali...mentioning
confidence: 99%