Enhancing treatment outcome of patients at risk of treatment failure: Meta-analytic and mega-analytic review of a psychotherapy quality assurance system.

Shimokawa, Ken‐ichi; Lambert, Michael J.; Smart, David W.

doi:10.1037/a0019247

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“…A meta-analysis of six studies comprising over 6000 treatments (Shimokawa, Lambert, & Smart, 2010) found that regularly assessing and reviewing patient treatment progress feedback with the OQ patient feedback system (e.g. Lambert, 2015) resulted in improved outcomes for patients demonstrating difficulties in making or sustaining treatment gains.…”

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Assessing therapeutic change in patients with severe dissociative disorders: the progress in treatment questionnaire, therapist and patient measures

Schielke

Brand

Marsic³

2017

European Journal of Psychotraumatology

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Background: Treatment research for dissociative identity disorder (DID) and closely related severe dissociative disorders (DD) is rare, and has been made more difficult by the lack of a reliable, valid measure for assessing treatment progress in these populations. Objective: This paper presents psychometric data for therapist and patient report measures developed to evaluate therapeutic progress and outcomes for individuals with DID and other DD: the Progress in Treatment Questionnaire – Therapist (PITQ-t; a therapist report measure) and the Progress in Treatment Questionnaire – Patient (PITQ-p; a patient self-report measure). Method: We examined the data of 177 patient–therapist pairs (total N = 354) participating in the TOP DD Network Study, an online psychoeducation programme aimed at helping patients with DD establish safety, regulate emotions, and manage dissociative and posttraumatic symptoms. Results: The PITQ-t and PITQ-p demonstrated good internal consistency and evidence of moderate convergent validity in relation to established measures of emotional dysregulation, dissociation, posttraumatic stress disorder, and psychological quality of life, which are characteristic difficulties for DD patients. The measures also demonstrated significant relationships in the hypothesized directions with positive emotions, social relations, and self-harm and dangerous behaviours. The patient-completed PITQ-p, which may be used as an ongoing assessment measure to guide treatment planning, demonstrated evidence of stronger relationships with established symptom measures than the PITQ-t. Conclusions: The PITQ-t and PITQ-p merit use, additional research, and refinement in relation to the assessment of therapeutic progress with patients with DD.

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Assessing therapeutic change in patients with severe dissociative disorders: the progress in treatment questionnaire, therapist and patient measures

Schielke

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Marsic³

2017

European Journal of Psychotraumatology

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“…Moreover, this conclusion has not changed in recent years. There has been no "explosion" of new research findings that leads us to believe that this approach will provide probably better as a result (Tam Huiyi and Ronan, in press;Bickman et al 2011;Shimokawa et al 2010). We hasten to point out that both alliance research and feedback research have been subject to a variety of methodological challenges, especially in real-world settings, and there is some debate as to the true effect size of mediators such as alliance or feedback.…”

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Is There a Future for Therapists?

King

Bickman

2017

Adm Policy Ment Health

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“…De même, les psychologues étaient aussi plus en faveur du suivi des résultats (outcome) du traitement en utilisant des mesures validées. Ceci revêt une importance particulière puisque le suivi en continu des résultats peut améliorer l'efficacité d'un traitement (Lambert & Shimokawa, 2011 ;Overington & Ionita, 2012 ;Shimokawa, Lambert & Smart, 2010). Or, ici encore, il est possible que ceci soit lié à la présence d'un nombre plus élevé de détenteurs de doctorat chez les psychologues, une étude récente ayant démontré que les docteurs en psychologie avaient une plus grande expertise que les maîtres en psychologie en matière de suivi en continu et d'évaluation de l'issue thérapeutique (Ionita & Fitzpatrick, 2014).…”

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Accessibilité à la psychothérapie subventionnée par l’État : comparaisons entre les perspectives des psychologues et des psychothérapeutes

Bradley¹,

Doucet

Köhler³

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L’amélioration de l’accès aux traitements en santé mentale est depuis longtemps une priorité tant au Québec que sur la scène canadienne et internationale. Des initiatives pour accroître l’accès à la psychothérapie subventionnée par l’État ont entre autres été mises de l’avant en Australie et au Royaume-Uni. La présente étude a visé à documenter comment les psychologues et les psychothérapeutes se distinguent dans leurs attitudes quant aux différents aspects qui définissent ces programmes d’accès à la psychothérapie subventionnée par l’État. Les participants (N = 1 275) ont été recrutés par courriel et invités à remplir une série de questionnaires en ligne, lesquels portaient notamment sur : les différents services et modalités de service qui devraient être assurés par l’État ; le rôle et l’autonomie des cliniciens si les services de psychothérapie devaient être assurés par l’État ; les tarifs, les modalités de remboursement et les conditions de travail des cliniciens. Les résultats indiquent que les psychothérapeutes valorisent davantage la thérapie de couple et familiale, l’aide à l’emploi et l’orientation professionnelle que les psychologues. Quant à ces derniers, ils valorisent davantage l’utilisation de pratiques fondées sur des données probantes ainsi que le suivi en continu des résultats du traitement, et la publication du niveau de satisfaction quant aux traitements reçus par la clientèle desservie. Des différences entre les deux groupes ont aussi été observées concernant leurs préférences quant aux modalités de paiement et de remboursement des services. Ces résultats peuvent avoir des implications pour l’implantation d’un programme de psychothérapie subventionnée par l’État au Québec.Objectives Within the Quebec context, as well as the larger Canadian and International context, increasing access to mental health care treatment has become a major health care priority (see Peachey, Hicks, & Adams, 2013). Initiatives to increase access through government-funded psychotherapy have been successfully implemented in Australia and the United Kingdom. The current study sought to document how licensed psychologists and psychotherapists in Quebec differ in their attitudes about the components of these government-funded psychotherapy programs and increasing access to psychotherapy treatment.Methods The target population for the study included both psychologists and psychotherapists whom were licensed to practice psychotherapy with the Ordre of Psychologists of Quebec. Participants (N = 1 275) were recruited by email to participate in an online questionnaire focusing on components such as the services that should be offered in a new government-funded psychotherapy model (eg., individual therapy, family therapy; including employment and debt counselling), the choice and autonomy clinicians have in their treatment interventions, the role of the referring General Practitioner (GP), the fees per psychotherapy hour, the hiring structure (e.g., in the public sector versus reimbursing private psychotherapy services), among o...

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Enhancing treatment outcome of patients at risk of treatment failure: Meta-analytic and mega-analytic review of a psychotherapy quality assurance system.

Abstract: The current state of evidence appears to support the efficacy and effectiveness of feedback interventions in enhancing treatment outcome.

Cited by 582 publications

References 43 publications

Assessing therapeutic change in patients with severe dissociative disorders: the progress in treatment questionnaire, therapist and patient measures

Assessing therapeutic change in patients with severe dissociative disorders: the progress in treatment questionnaire, therapist and patient measures

Is There a Future for Therapists?

Accessibilité à la psychothérapie subventionnée par l’État : comparaisons entre les perspectives des psychologues et des psychothérapeutes

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