Brief trauma-informed care training to enhance health care providers’ knowledge, comfort, and implementation of trauma-informed care in primary care clinics: A pilot effectiveness study.
Abigail Powers,
Ryan A. Langhinrichsen-Rohling,
Stan C. Sonu
et al.
Abstract:Trauma-informed care (TIC) training may be valuable for patient-facing health care providers within primary care in urban health care settings serving patients with high levels of trauma exposure. This study tested the pilot effectiveness of a clinic-wide TIC initiative to enhance providers' knowledge, comfort in caring for traumaexposed patients, and implementation of TIC within a primary care clinic of an urban safety net hospital using a single-arm longitudinal within-subjects design. Measures were obtained… Show more
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