Future Work in Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology 2018
DOI: 10.4324/9781315187914-5
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Future Directions in the Design, Development, and Investigation of Technology as a Service Delivery Vehicle

Abstract: Treatment outcome research with children and adolescents has progressed to such an extent that numerous handbooks have been devoted to reviewing and summarizing the evidence base. Ensuring that consumers of these advancements in state-of-the-field interventions have the opportunity to access, engage in, and benefit from this evidence-base, however, has been wrought with challenge. As such, much discussion exists about innovative strategies for overcoming the gap between research and practice; yet, no other pot… Show more

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“…Yet clearly the evidence-informed novel e-therapy is not the same as the non-e-therapy version, and may differ in relation to service user engagement, acceptability, therapeutic alliance, processes of change, and ultimately, treatment outcomes. 17 Although some industrial providers have established academic partnerships to evaluate their products once they have been disseminated, evaluating online treatments retrospectively sits at odds with the principle of evidence-based practice and raises difficulties if the research does not produce favourable results. We recommend involving academic partners from the start to ensure that adequate and appropriate evaluation is built into the development plan.…”
Section: Development Optionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Yet clearly the evidence-informed novel e-therapy is not the same as the non-e-therapy version, and may differ in relation to service user engagement, acceptability, therapeutic alliance, processes of change, and ultimately, treatment outcomes. 17 Although some industrial providers have established academic partnerships to evaluate their products once they have been disseminated, evaluating online treatments retrospectively sits at odds with the principle of evidence-based practice and raises difficulties if the research does not produce favourable results. We recommend involving academic partners from the start to ensure that adequate and appropriate evaluation is built into the development plan.…”
Section: Development Optionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As we move forward, systematic research and further controlled evaluations are needed to provide a most rigorous empirical foundation for child telemental health (Comer et al 2014a;Jones 2014). Early work on child telemental health entailed single case studies or small case series, followed by detailed descriptions of large hospital-based telemental health practices, open trials, and then waitlist controlled trials (see Myers et al 2007Myers et al , 2008Myers et al , 2010Myers et al , 2011.…”
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“…In order to meet the growing need for a telehealth workforce, [14][15][16] doctoral programs in health service psychology must expand upon the currently limited training available in telehealth. 21,22 The need for expanded training has increased substantially this year, as telepsychology has been central to the mental health services response to the COVID-19 global pandemic.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In fact, numerous experts have identified telepsychology as a critical area for future growth in the field. [14][15][16] This is further represented by an increasingly supportive policy environment, with emerging avenues that permit the practice of telepsychology across state lines without requiring licensure in each state. 17,18 The present study explored the experiences of individuals who could soon join the growing telepsychology work force: doctoral students in health service psychology (i.e., clinical, counseling, and school) programs.…”
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