Reflections on working as and supervising trial therapists on trials of psychosocial interventions
2024
Reflections on Trial Therapists in Psychosocial Interventions
Editorial
Author Information
Author(s): Katherine Berry, Joanne Ellis, Daniel Pratt, Gillian Haddock
Primary Institution: University of Manchester
Conclusion
Despite challenges, delivering trial therapy can improve patient outcomes and enhance staff skills.
Supporting Evidence
- Research-active trusts have better patient outcomes.
- Trial therapists receive more training and supervision than in routine care.
- Access to psychological interventions is improved through trial therapy.
Takeaway
This article talks about the ups and downs of being a therapist in research trials, showing that while it can be tough, it helps both patients and therapists learn and grow.
Limitations
The article does not present new data or empirical research.
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