Het gebruik van motivatievragenlijsten in de behandeling van chronisch verslaafde patiënten

Holsbeek, Tom; Weert, Gerdien de; Roomer, A.; Jong, Cor de

doi:10.1007/bf03089679

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“…The program is concentrated around motivating the patients for further treatment. To assist these centers in their program, a clinician observational version of the MfT was developed in order to assess the motivational treatment readiness of drug-dependent patients on the basis of clinical report and to give feedback to the patients to get them involved in their own motivational process (Holsbeek, De Weert-Van Oene, Roomer, & De Jong, 2010). The aims of this study are twofold: to assess the psychometric properties of the MfT-O, and to compare this observational version with the patient's self-report (MfT), particularly in relation to the prediction of the duration of treatment.…”

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Validation of the observational version of the motivation for treatment scale

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In this study, the psychometric properties of a clinician's observation version of Motivation for Treatment (MfT-O) were assessed and compared with the patient's version (MfT). The sample was composed of 243 inpatients that started inpatient treatment for substance dependence in The Netherlands. The EuropASI and the Motivation for Treatment (MfT) scales were administered to patients while the MfT-O was completed by clinicians during the first week of treatment. With minor adjustments, the MfT-O replicated the factorial structure of the MfT. The items were distributed into four scales: General Problem Recognition (PR1), Specific Problem Recognition (PR2), Desire for Help (DH), and Treatment Readiness. The MfT-O had an adequate reliability for all the scales (all a 4 0.72). The MfT-O was related to the severity of problems as assessed by the EuropASI. The DH MfT-O scale was more predictive of time in treatment than the DH MfT scale.

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confidence: 99%