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Evidence-Based Practices In Mental Health

by: Norcross, John C.; Beutler, Larry E.; Levant, Ronald F.

Evidence-Based Practices In Mental Health

by: Norcross, John C.; Beutler, Larry E.; Levant, Ronald F.

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9781591473107
ISBN 10:
1591473101
Format: Paperback
Copyright: 08/01/2005
Publisher: Amer Psychological Assn

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Summary

Univ. of Scranton, PA. Collection of literature addresses central questions in the arena of evidence-based medicine and mental health. Topics covered include evidence-based practice and societal diversity, variables of variation, and what qualifies as research and evidence-based medicine. For researchers and clinicians. Softcover, hardcover available.

About the Editors

Contributors

xiii

Prologue

(10)

John C. Norcross

Larry E. Beutler

Ronald F. Levant

What Qualifies as Evidence of Effective Practice?

(44)

Clinical Expertise

(10)

Geoffrey M. Reed

Scientific Research

(8)

John F. Kihlstrom

Patient Values and Preferences

(9)

Stanley B. Messer

Dialogue: Convergence and Contention

(17)

What Qualifies as Research on Which to Judge Effective Practice?

(74)

Case Studies

(7)

William B. Stiles

Single-Participant (S-P) Design Research

(10)

Ruth M. Hurst

Rosemery Nelson-Gray

Qualitative Research

(7)

Clara E. Hill

Change Process Research

(8)

Leslie S. Greenberg

Jeanne C. Watson

Effectiveness Research

(7)

Tom D. Borkovec

Louis G. Castonguay

Randomized Clinical Trials

(9)

Steven D. Hollon

Dialogue: Convergence and Contention

105

(26)

Does Manualization Improve Therapy Outcomes?

131

(30)

Psychotherapy Manuals Can Improve Outcomes

131

(9)

Michael E. Addis

Esteban V. Cardemil

Treatment Manuals Do Not Improve Outcomes

140

(9)

Barry L. Duncan

Scott D. Miller

Dialogue: Convergence and Contention

149

(12)

Are Research Patients and Clinical Trials Representative of Clinical Practice?

161

(30)

Patients and Treatments in Clinical Trials Are Not Adequately Representative of Clinical Practice

161

(10)

Drew I. Westen

Research Patients and Clinical Trials Are Frequently Representative of Clinical Practice

171

(9)

Shannon Wiltsey Stirman

Robert J. DeRubeis

Dialogue: Convergence and Contention

180

(11)

What Should Be Validated?

191

(66)

The Treatment Method

191

(9)

Dianne L. Chambless

Paul Crits-Christoph

The Psychotherapist

200

(8)

Bruce E. Wampold

The Therapy Relationship

208

(10)

John C. Norcross

Michael J. Lambert

The Active Client

218

(8)

Arthur C. Bohart

Principles of Change

226

(8)

Larry E. Beutler

Brynne E. Johannsen

Dialogue: Convergence and Contention

234

(23)

What Else Materially Influences What Is Represented and Published as Evidence?

257

(42)

Theoretical Allegiance

257

(10)

Lester B. Luborsky

Marna S. Barrett

Impact of Funding Source on Published Research

267

(8)

David O. Antonuccio

Deacon Shoenberger

A Poor Fit Between Empirically Supported Treatments and Psychotherapy Integration

275

(7)

George Stricker

Dialogue: Convergence and Contention

282

(17)

Do Therapies Designated as Empirically Supported Treatments for Specific Disorders Produce Outcomes Superior to Non-Empirically Supported Treatment Therapies?

299

(30)

Not a Scintilla of Evidence to Support Empirically Supported Treatments as More Effective Than Other Treatments

299

(9)

Bruce E. Wampold

Empirically Supported Treatments Typically Produce Outcomes Superior to Non-Empirically Supported Treatment Therapies

308

(9)

Thomas H. Ollendick

Neville J. King

Dialogue: Convergence and Contention

317

(12)

How Well Do Both Evidence-Based Practices and Treatment as Usual Satisfactorily Address the Various Dimensions of Diversity?

329

(46)

Ethnic Minority Populations Have Been Neglected by Evidence-Based Practices

329

(9)

Stanley Sue

Nolan Zane

Gender Is Neglected by Both Evidence-Based Practices and Treatment as Usual

338

(8)

Ronald F. Levant

Louise B. Silverstein

The Neglect of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgendered Clients

346

(7)

Laura S. Brown

Evidence-Based Practices Have Ignored People With Disabilities

353

(6)

Rhoda Olkin

Greg Taliaferro

Dialogue: Convergence and Contention

359

(16)

Are Efficacious Laboratory-Validated Treatments Readily Transportable to Clinical Practice?

375

(28)

Efficacious Laboratory-Validated Treatments Are Generally Transportable to Clinical Practice

375

(8)

Martin E. Franklin

Robert J. DeRubeis

Transporting Laboratory-Validated Treatments to the Community Will Not Necessarily Produce Better Outcomes

383

(10)

Drew I. Westen

Dialogue: Convergence and Contention

393

(10)

Epilogue

403

(4)

John C. Norcross

Larry E. Beutler

Ronald F. Levant

Author Index

407

(20)

Subject Index

427

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Evidence-Based Practices In Mental Health

Evidence-Based Practices In Mental Health

9781591473107

1591473101

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