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Greater Than the Sum of the Parts: a Qualitative Content Analysis of What Constitutes a Good Treatment in the Inpatient Setting by Locher, Cosima (author);Buergler, Sarah (author);Heimgartner, Nadja (author);Koechlin, Helen (author);Gerger, Heike (author);Gaab, Jens (author);Büchi, Stefan (author) is a Health Professions article available to read on EtoBox.
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## Background The evaluation of psychotherapy is guided by established concepts, such as efficacy and effectiveness, and acceptability. Although these concepts serve as valid proxies, little is known about corresponding criteria for those directly involved in this treatment. This study aimed to explore inpatients’ and health professionals’ definitions of a good treatment in the inpatient setting. ## Methods Fifteen semi-structured interviews were conducted in a private psychiatric clinic in Switzerland and structured by qualitative content analysis. Different subsamples of the inpatient setting (patients __N__ = 5; psychiatrists __N__ = 5; other health professionals __N__ = 5) were interviewed. ## Results In total, 546 text passages were grouped in 10 superordinate categories and identified as relevant for the concept of a good treatment. Participants stressed patient-specific (i.e., new insights; basic attitudes), treatment-specific (i.e., therapy methods and expertise; treatment success; therapy setting), and relationship-based (i.e., communication and feedback; relationships within the clinical setting; overcoming challenges and hurdles) components that are indispensable for a g
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- Author
- Locher, Cosima (author);Buergler, Sarah (author);Heimgartner, Nadja (author);Koechlin, Helen (author);Gerger, Heike (author);Gaab, Jens (author);Büchi, Stefan (author)
- Publisher
- Springer Science and Business Media LLC
- Published
- 2022
- Language
- EN
- Field
- Health Professions (Health Sciences)