A Person-Centered Approach to Multicultural Counseling Competence

Quinn, Adam

doi:10.1177/0022167812458452

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“…The humanist approach is applied through the empowerment of the patient for their health care and relationship of trust (31)(32) . The cognitive-behavioral approach, on the other hand, applies through the learning of favoring conduits, the reinforcement of positive conducts, behavioral activation, among others (33)(34) .…”

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Validation of a counseling guide for adherence to antiretroviral therapy using implementation science

Musayón-Oblitas

Cárcamo

Gimbel

et al. 2020

Rev. Latino-Am. Enfermagem

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Objective: to determine the contents that must be included in the usual counseling to improve the adherence to antiretroviral therapy (ART) of HIV patients, according to their different levels of alcohol consumption, and to determine the validity of the Counseling Guide in improving the adherence to ART in patients who consume alcohol using Implementation Science. Method: this is an observational study with formative and validation phases. The formative phase defined the content, approach and structure of the counseling. Validation included focus groups with patients and nurses, trial process by an expert and a pilot test. The criteria evaluated based on Implementation Science were: intervention source, evidence strength and quality, relative advantage, and complexity. The following criteria were also evaluated: usefulness, practicality, acceptability, sustainability, effectiveness; content consistency and congruence; procedural compliance and difficulties, and time spent in counseling. Results: the strength of evidence of the counseling is High-IIA, with strong level of recommendation and presenting usefulness, practicality, acceptability, sustainability and effectiveness. Eight in 11 experts argued that the Guide is clear, consistent and congruent. Initial counseling takes around 24 minutes; and follow-up counseling, 21. The instruments of the Guide present reliability levels between good and high (0.65 ≥ alpha ≤ 0.92). Conclusion: the Counseling Guide is valid to improve the adherence to antiretroviral therapy in patients who consume alcohol.

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confidence: 99%

Validation of a counseling guide for adherence to antiretroviral therapy using implementation science

Musayón-Oblitas

Cárcamo

Gimbel

et al. 2020

Rev. Latino-Am. Enfermagem

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“…Second, humanistic psychology strongly considers the individual’s knowledge of his or her own needs and how to meet those needs (Joseph & Murphy, 2013). Thus, therapeutic care informed by humanistic principles is client centered (Quinn, 2013). However, many mental health volunteers failed to put this fundamental principle into practice.…”

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Lessons and Challenges of Disaster Relief Work in Rural China

Ren

Dias

Zhang

2016

Journal of Humanistic Psychology

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Due to the disastrous Wenchuan earthquake that hit Sichuan, China, on May 12, 2008, approximately 70,000 people died, around 400,000 were injured, 18,467 were missing, and millions were left homeless due to the collapse of their homes. The substantial trauma and loss in the disaster area posed a challenge for disaster relief work focused on survivors’ psychological health. Many of the psychological interventions were based on Western or urban outpatient populations and were thus inappropriate for the uneducated, agriculturally based population of rural China, potentially limiting patient care and sensitivity during this postdisaster relief. This article discusses the therapeutic issues involved and finds that the collectivist nature of the rural Chinese culture and indigenized ways of working with the earthquake survivors are of paramount importance. It adds to the research literature by discussing the importance of relationships through the Chinese concept of Guanxi in the context of disaster relief work in rural China. Consistent with the concept of Guanxi, disaster relief volunteers must fully respect the world of the survivors while remaining flexible and creative in their work to build deeper connections and relationships.

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“…The development of the community-based care process model (CBCPM) for older adults was based on the integration and implementation of daily activities in the home setting to maintain their autonomy and independence in carrying out daily activities [15,16]. The client-centered approach [17] was used to design the process model of communitybased care and its integral components. The client-centered approach is partnership, empowerment, engagement, participation and negotiation, all processes supported by active listening to, respect for and meeting the needs of older adults to enable them to make informed decisions about their care [18].…”

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Making the Decision to Stay at Home: Developing a Community-Based Care Process Model for Aging in Place

Galof

Balantič

2021

IJERPH

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The care of older adults who wish to spend their old age at home should be regulated in every country. The purpose of this article is to illustrate the steps for developing a community-based care process model (CBCPM), applied to a real-world phenomenon, using an inductive, theory-generative research approach to enable aging at home. The contribution to practice is that the collaboration team experts facilitate the application of the process in their own work as non-professional human resources. This means that each older adult is his or her own case study. Different experts and non-experts can engage in the process of meeting needs as required. The empirical work examined the number of levels and steps required and the types of human resources needed. The proposed typology of the CBCPM for older adults can provide insight, offer a useful framework for future policy development, and evaluate pilots at a time when this area of legislation is being implemented.

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A Person-Centered Approach to Multicultural Counseling Competence

Cited by 35 publications

References 158 publications

Validation of a counseling guide for adherence to antiretroviral therapy using implementation science

Validation of a counseling guide for adherence to antiretroviral therapy using implementation science

Lessons and Challenges of Disaster Relief Work in Rural China

Making the Decision to Stay at Home: Developing a Community-Based Care Process Model for Aging in Place

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