Psychotherapy in a staff model health maintenance organization: Providing and assuring quality care in the future.

Hoyt, Michael F.; Austad, Carol Shaw

doi:10.1037/0033-3204.29.1.119

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“…This updated identity of the professional psychologist as an assessor with knowledge of psychometrics and personology (Millon, 1990) and the utility in feedback consultation places the traditional "testing" function in the mainstream of the mental health delivery systems. Hoyt and Austad (1992) have written of characteristics of the new emerging practitioners of mental health care as sharing responsibility with the client in the process of identifying his or her behavior change targets.…”

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Personality feedback consultation to families in a managed mental health care practice.

Quirk

Strosahl²,

Kreilkamp³

et al. 1995

Professional Psychology: Research and Practice

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This article presents personality assessment as valuable in expediting favorable outcomes in mental health service delivery. The unique role of the examining psychologist is discussed with respect to assessment paradigms, behavior sampling, and eliciting patient "ownership" of solutions. Solutionoriented therapy is presented as promoting client adaptiveness from a customer-oriented point of view. A consultation-feedback model is described, which integrated these themes. Several case examples are offered to illustrate identified principles.

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Personality feedback consultation to families in a managed mental health care practice.

Quirk

Strosahl²,

Kreilkamp³

et al. 1995

Professional Psychology: Research and Practice

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“…I still feel those parental figures breathing down my neck, and struggle daily with changing my values and realizing that to see a lot of people and do a little may be just as good as to see a few people and do a lot." These reflections outline a mode of psychotherapeutic practice that may be the dominant form of mental health care delivery in the future (1,14).…”

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Collaboration between primary care medicine and mental health in an HMO.

Mauksch¹,

Leahy²

1993

Family Systems Medicine

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“…Mental health delivery structures have been significantly changing over the past few years. These changes could be attributed to; 1) theoretical paradigm shifts, 2) rising cost of mental health treatment that generates pressure to design and conduct cost-effective interventions [1], and 3) rapid technological development as more mental health professionals are getting familiar and comfortable with the opportunities embedded in the utilization of advanced technology.…”

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Advanced computer-multi-media technology and direct mental health delivery

Segal

Gordon

2005

Environmental Health Risk III

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Computer multi media rapid developing technology provides new possibilities for mental health delivery in the form of direct psycho-educational intervention and prevention with clients, as well as training professionals. It is now possible to integrate computer multi media technology and clinical interventions, and develop intervention and training programs that are efficient and involve relatively minimal or no face-to-face contact with therapists. Such interventions, unlike traditional psychotherapeutic methods, could be at low cost and quickly disseminated to clinics and social agencies. Accumulating supportive research is showing moderate to large effect sizes in using an interactive computer multi media program for addressing clinical problems. The article addresses advantages of implementing psycho-educational intervention via advanced technology in clinical practice by following the case study of the Parenting Wisely (PW) intervention program.

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Psychotherapy in a staff model health maintenance organization: Providing and assuring quality care in the future.

Cited by 19 publications

References 68 publications

Personality feedback consultation to families in a managed mental health care practice.

Personality feedback consultation to families in a managed mental health care practice.

Collaboration between primary care medicine and mental health in an HMO.

Advanced computer-multi-media technology and direct mental health delivery

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