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Practice development in psychological interventions: mental health nurse involvement in the Conversational Model of psychotherapy

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Practice development in psychological interventions: mental health nurse involvement in the Conversational Model of psychotherapy

Auteurs : G. Paley ; J. Myers ; S. Patrick ; E. Reid ; D. A. Shapiro

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Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing [ 1351-0126 ] ; 2003-08.

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- Agnew relationship measure, Barkham, Beck depression, Blackwell publishing, British journal, Clinical outcomes, Clinical psychology, Cohort, Conversational, Conversational model, David shapiro, Health nurse, Health trust, Initial training, Interpersonal problems, Jacobson truax, Leeds, Medical psychology, Mental health, Mental health nurse involvement, Mental health nurses, Mental health nursing, National service framework, Outcome measures, Practice development, Practice development initiative, Psychological interventions, Psychotherapy, Psychotherapy research, Relationship questionnaire, Shapiro, Shapiro startup, Substantial investment, Such initiatives, Therapeutic alliance, Therapy session, Therapy sessions, Trust specialist psychotherapy service.

Abstract

This paper describes a mental health nurse led practice development initiative in psychotherapy. Four mental health nurses have been trained to deliver the Conversational Model of psychotherapy (also known as psychodynamic‐interpersonal (PI) psychotherapy) a non‐cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) with a robust evidence base. We report on the robust range of both processes and outcome measures being used to evaluate this initiative. We conclude that good quality evidence‐based practice requires careful planning and preparation, adequate financial resources from Trusts, as well as commitment and motivation from the staff expected to be involved in such initiatives.

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DOI: 10.1046/j.1365-2850.2003.00622.x

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