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Stakeholder Preferences on Transdiagnostic Psychosocial Treatment for Trauma-Exposed Veterans

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While modular and transdiagnostic approaches may address implementation challenges, there remains limited investigation into the fit within large healthcare systems. The current study examines qualitative interviews from patients, clinicians and… Click to show full abstract

While modular and transdiagnostic approaches may address implementation challenges, there remains limited investigation into the fit within large healthcare systems. The current study examines qualitative interviews from patients, clinicians and administrative stakeholders in the Veterans Administration about experiences with, and views of, the Unified Protocol (UP; Barlow et al. in The unified protocol for transdiagnostic treatment of emotional disorders: therapist guide, Oxford University Press, New York, 2011) to understand potential for implementation. Qualitative interviews were conducted based on an established implementation framework and speak to implementation of transdiagnostic treatment in veterans, including insight into barriers, facilitators, intervention characteristics, patient characteristics, and system level variables. The UP demonstrated promise for improving efficiency, satisfaction and personalizing mental healthcare.

Keywords: implementation; psychosocial treatment; treatment; stakeholder preferences; preferences transdiagnostic; transdiagnostic psychosocial

Journal Title: Administration and Policy in Mental Health and Mental Health Services Research
Year Published: 2019

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