Evidence-Based Behavioral Health Practices

Aims to improve service delivery in care of older adults. Topics include assessing feasibilty, managing quality, creating a culturally grounded practice, assessing and treating depression, creating more sustainable services, identifying the target population, quality management in evidence-based service programs, and more. For clinicians.

Contributors

ix

Foreword

xi

Patrick J. Kennedy

Acknowledgments

xiii

Introduction

xv

Sue E. Levkoff

Hongtu Chen

Maria D. Llorente

Selecting an Evidence-Based Practice

1

(16)

Patricia A. Arean

Amber Gum

Step 1: Identifying the Target Population

3

(1)

Step 2: Researching EBPs

3

(6)

Step 3: Deciding on the EBP

9

(4)

Step 4: Determining What to Do if No EBP Exists

13

(4)

Assessing Feasibility

17

(20)

Jane E. Fisher

Claudia Drossel

Michael A. Cucciare

Craig Yury

Assessing Readiness

17

(1)

Measuring Organizational Readiness: A Review of the Literature

18

(3)

Assessing Organizational Climate for EBPs

21

(1)

Assessing Costs as the Bottom Line

22

(5)

Modifying and Implementing an Identified EBP

27

(5)

Maintaining Awareness of New EBPs

32

(5)

Quality Management in Evidence-Based Service Programs

37

(30)

Hongtu Chen

Rodolfo Vega

JoAnn E. Kirchner

James Maxwell

Sue E. Levkoff

Administrative Strategies for Quality Management

38

(18)

Evaluation Strategies for Quality Management

56

(7)

Discussion

63

(4)

Culturally Grounding Evidence-Based Practice

67

(32)

Ramon Valle

Elizabeth Stadick

Jane Latane

Virginia Cappeller

Monica de La Cerda

Gregory Archer

The Conceptual Base

67

(8)

Program Experiences and Outcomes: Applying the CG EBP Framework

75

(9)

Implementation, Documentation, Measurement, and Outcome Issues

84

(7)

Lessons Learned and the Distance Yet to Go

91

(8)

Evidence-Based Practices for the Assessment and Treatment of Depression, Anxiety, and Substance Use Disorders

99

(36)

Jane E. Fisher

Michael A. Cucciare

Claudia Droßel

Craig Yury

Depression in Older Adults

99

(9)

Anxiety in Older Adults

108

(10)

Substance Use Disorders in Older Adults

118

(17)

Evidence-Based Practices for Dementia and Schizophrenia

135

(24)

Jane E. Fisher

Kyle E. Ferguson

Claudia Droßel

Dementia

135

(11)

Schizophrenia in Late Life

146

(13)

Evidence-Based Practices by Service Delivery Process

159

(20)

Jeffrey A. Buchanan

Tiffany Berg

Screening and Assessment

160

(4)

Treatment

164

(8)

Prevention and Outreach

172

(2)

Discussion and Conclusions

174

(5)

Evidence-Based Practices Within Special Settings

179

(30)

John M. Worrall

Stacey Cherup

Ruth A. Gentry

Jane E. Fisher

Hillary LeRoux

Faith-Based Organizations

179

(2)

Primary Care

181

(11)

Extended Care Settings

192

(5)

Services to Older Adults in Rural Communities

197

(12)

Moving Toward Sustainable Services

209

(16)

Dean D. Krahn

Sue E. Levkoff

Should a Program Be Sustained?

209

(1)

What Makes Change More Likely to Be Sustained?

210

(1)

Defining Sustainability

211

(2)

Implications of the Literature

213

(2)

From Implementing to Sustaining a Program

215

(2)

Efforts to Sustain the Kajsiab House Project

217

(4)

Tips for Creating a Program That Is Sustainable

221

(2)

One Last View of Sustainability

223

(1)

Epilogue

224

(1)

Index

225

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Evidence-Based Behavioral Health Practices for Older Adults

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