Psychology and Psychotherapy: Theory, Research and Practice Special Issue: Implementing clinical regulations in everyday practices

Psychology and Psychotherapy: Theory, Research and Practice Special Issue: Implementing clinical regulations in everyday practices
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Item #:
MZCAT-540
Author
Guest edited by Fiona Lobban & Steven Jones
ISBN
ISSN 1476-0835

Summary 

Special Issue: Implementing Clinical Guidelines in Everyday Practice

The evidence base for effective interventions for mental health problems is  expanding at an impressive rate. In an attempt to ensure that clinical practice is guided by these findings, many government and professional bodies produce clinical guidelines for healthcare professional in an attempt to standardise care and achieve best practice across a wide range of clinical settings. However, many people will be aware of difficulties in implementing clinical guidelines in everyday practice. In this special issue we review the background to, and issues in the implementation of, clinical guidelines across a range of key common mental health problems.

 

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Contents

Implementing clinical guidelines (or not?) pp. 329-330(2)
Authors: Lobban, Fiona; Jones, Steven

History, context, process, and rationale for the development of clinical guidelines pp. 331-350(20)
Author: Pilling, Stephen

NICE guidance and mental health: Supporting change pp. 351-364(14)
Authors: Leng, Gillian; Baillie, Nick; Raj, Thara

Implementing the NICE OCD/BDD guidelines pp. 365-376(12)
Authors: Lovell, Karina; Bee, Penny

Implementing clinical guidelines for self harm - highlighting key issues arising from the NICE guideline for self-harm pp. 377-397(21)
Authors: Pitman, Alexandra; Tyrer, Peter

Balancing rigour and relevance in guideline development for depression: The case for comprehensive cohort studies pp. 399-417(19)
Authors: Barkham, Michael; Parry, Glenys

The implementation of the NICE guidelines for schizophrenia: Barriers to the implementation of psychological interventions and recommendations for the future pp. 419-436(18)
Authors: Berry, Katherine; Haddock, Gillian

Implementing clinical guidelines for bipolar disorder pp. 437-458(22)
Author: Morriss, Richard

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