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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Sep 25.
Published in final edited form as: Clin Psychol (New York). 2010 Mar;17(1):1–30. doi: 10.1111/j.1468-2850.2009.01187.x

Table 3.

Systems-contextual level: Training and organizational support

References n EST Patient Therapist Training Active elements Outcome variables Design Results
Crits-Christoph et al. (1998) 65 CT, DP, DC Adult subst. use Therapists and counselors Manual + 4 two- day workshops (didactic, role- play discussion) + supervision Role-plays 1. S Convenience sample; pre–post assessment; SM; no control group; no f / u; no RA 1. CT showed per training case (across case).
2. DC and DP showed learning within cases but not across.
Henry, Strupp, et al. (1993) 16 TLDP Adults Axis I and Axis II Psychiatrists and psychologists 50 weekly 2-hour workshops (didactic), manual, supervision None 1. S Convenience sample; pre–post assessment; SM; no control group; no f / u; no RA 1. Some S increased and some decreased
Luoma et al. (2007) 30 GDC Adult subst. use Community clinicians 6-hour workshop (didactics, q / a, role- plays) + eight 1.5-hour consultations from an ACT and relapse prevention model Role-plays 1. Sa
2. Self-reported adoption
3. Burnout
Pre–post assessment; 2- to 4-month f / u; RA; control group; ICM and SM 1. Sa high in both groups
2. Adoption and personal accomplishment higher in intervention
Moyers et al. (2008) 129 MI Adult subst. use Behavioral health providers Self-directed training vs. workshop vs. workshop + training enrichment Varied per training condition 1. MI competence Pre–post assessment; 4-month f / u; RA; comparison group; SM 1. Improved competence in all groups
2. No difference between workshop and workshop + training enrichment
3. Decay in competence at f / u
Sanders, Murphy- Brennan, et al. (2003) 331 Triple P At-risk youth General therapists Reading, 2-day workshop, 1-day accreditation, access to web support network Active skills training 1. Perceived S
2. Sa
Convenience sample; pre–post assessment; ICM; no control group; no f / u; no RA 1. High Sa
2. Increased perceived S
Sholomskas et al. (2005) 78 CBT Adult subst. use Community clinicians Manual only vs. manual + 20- hour web training vs. 3-day didactic workshop + three 1-hour supervision Web-based role-plays and in vivo role- plays 1. Rated A
2. Rated S
3. K
Not fully randomized; pre–post group assessment; control group; no f / u (post-Sup); SM 1. Increased S and A workshop + supervision when compared with manual + web at post + f / u.
2. Increased S, and A in Manual + web Compared with Manual only.
3. No Difference in Knowledge

Note. CT, cognitive therapy; DP, dynamic psychotherapy; DC, drug counseling; S, skill; SM, standardized measure; RA, random assignment; f / u, follow-up; TLDP, time-limited dynamic psychotherapy; GDC, group drug counseling; q / a, questions and answers; ACT, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy; Sa, satisfaction; ICM, investigator-created measure; MI, motivational interviewing; CBT, cognitive-behavioral therapy; A, adherence; K, knowledge; post-Sup, postsupervision.