Service Use Findings from the Child STEPs Effectiveness Trial: Additional Support for Modular Designs

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作者：
Alayna L. Park
Katherine H. Tsai
Karen Guan
Michael E. J. Reding
Bruce F. Chorpita
John R. Weisz
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[1] University of California,Department of Psychology
[2] Los Angeles,Department of Psychology
[3] Harvard University,undefined
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Administration and Policy in Mental Health and Mental Health Services Research | 2016年 / 43卷
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Service use; Randomized trial; Implementation; Community mental health;
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This study expands upon the Chorpita et al. (J Consult Clin Psychol 81:999–1009, 2013) findings by examining the impact of treatment protocol on youths’ service utilization up to 2 years after starting an episode of: standard manualized treatment (Standard); modular treatment (Modular); or usual care (UC). Results showed that youths who received Modular accessed fewer service settings at their one-year follow-up relative to youths who received Standard or UC. Findings suggest that modular treatment may offer an advantage over standardized treatment manuals and UC in terms of sustained clinical benefits, and highlight the importance of treatment design considerations for service systems.
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