... under the terms of the Oxford University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract Objective This study aimed to describe the monitoring of treatment fidelity in a pragmatic pediatric rehabilitation trial using...

... may account for some of the suboptimal outcomes in this setting. ⁷ breast cancer HIV health care disparities treatment fidelity National Institutes of Health 10.13039/100000002 Implications for Practice Social determinants of health (SDOH), including breast cancer stigma, and health...

... ineffective when, in fact, they may not have been delivered as intended. Measurement of treatment fidelity (TF) can address this issue. The purpose of this study was to describe TF of a home-based intervention, identify factors associated with TF, and examine whether components of TF were associated...

...). Treatment fidelity was a primary consideration and encompassed differentiation, consistency, and integrity ( 9 ). When planning the dietary interventions, focus was on developing protocols to achieve optimal differentiation (extent to which calculated diets were distinct, allowing meaningful comparisons...

... outcomes [ 1 , 2 ]. While several obesity interventions have proven to be efficacious in ideal study settings, the effects are often weakened when implemented in clinical settings [ 3 ], at least in part because these interventions are delivered with low fidelity. Treatment fidelity is the degree to which...

... Resistance training Diabetes Social cognitive theory Health behavior change Treatment fidelity Cost Practice Implications: Theory and evidence-based, lower-cost maintenance approaches for behavior change should be used within a continual care model for treatment of chronic diseases. Policy...

... to the social work consultant. Abstract This article advances the discussion of treatment fidelity in social and behavioral intervention research by analyzing fidelity in an intervention study conducted within participating long-term care settings of the Collaborative Studies of Long-Term Care. The authors...

... and neglect treatment fidelity (see Table 1 ). This is not an uncommon limitation. One review of social work intervention studies ( Naleppa & Cagle, 2010 ) found that very few efficacy or effectiveness studies addressed several common fidelity criteria: (a) clarity of treatment definition, (b...

... psychoeducation safety adolescents components based therapy handouts and other therapy resources parenting sexual behavior terminology caregivers parents TF CBT sessions with confidentiality group and other therapy formats Treatment fidelity flexibility and creativity treatment timing treatment...

... parent-directed interaction coding coaching mastery criteria treatment fidelity American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry AACAP psychosocial behavioral interventions Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality AHRQ parent training recommendation American Academy of Pediatrics AAP...

...Melissa Mariani and Ellen Chance, Ensuring Treatment Fidelity and Clean Data Collection In: School Counseling Research. Edited by: Brett Zyromski and Carey Dimmitt, Oxford University Press. © Oxford University Press 2023. DOI: 10.1093/oso/9780197650134.003.0012...

... cognitive behavioral therapy treatment flexibility treatment fidelity psychoeducation exposure exercises anxious self-talk C10.P1 Anxiety is common in youth and adolescents ( Cartwright-Hatton et al., 2006 ; Merikangas et al., 2010 ). Left untreated, anxiety can lead to educational underachievement...

... appraisal validity reliability credibility efficacy effectiveness bias treatment fidelity effect size The familiar phrase “garbage in, garbage out” is particularly apt when considering systematic reviews. Including studies of poor quality, low rigor, or questionable credibility is likely to lead...

... of the services provided. program utilization treatment fidelity client satisfaction program evaluation resource allocation program development Neuropsychological Educational Approach to Remediation NEAR Program evaluation is essential to the stability and health of a program. It serves the dual purpose...

... measure treatment fidelity This chapter covers the typical clinician competencies such as empathy and warmth but also the necessary skills to conduct a group, such as time management, setting the agenda, using CBT techniques appropriately, and skillfully managing interactions in the group. This chapter...

... approach to service delivery Response to Intervention Contextual constraints Treatment fidelity art of therapy cultural sensitivity developmental adaptation group work parental involvement school constraints teacher consultation treatment fidelity The purpose of this chapter is to help school...

...-stigma, and social functioning, are described. Other measures of interest to assessing processes in therapy, such as alliance with therapists, group cohesion, participation within the group, and measures of treatment fidelity or therapist competence are also suggested. Change Choice of Outcome In CBT...

... rely too heavily on judgements made by expert supervisors. More structured and validated approaches to assessing therapist competence and treatment fidelity are needed. Similarly, more work should focus on identifying the symptoms that are most responsive to these therapeutic techniques. At present...

... a practice approach has a demonstrated level of effectiveness. In spite of progress, there is still much work to be done in geriatric practice. Questions and limitations remain about the implementation of interventions. Critical questions about treatment fidelity exist, and require attention and evaluation...