An empirical conceptualization of the recovery orientation
Schizophrenia ResearchPublished 13 July 2004
Sandra G. Resnick, Alan Fontana, Anthony F. Lehman, Robert A. Rosenheck
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There is a bidirectional relationship between recovery attitudes and the positive clinical outcomes that are the goals of EBPs and the evidence-based practice (EBP) movement may help to identify interventions that promote the recovery orientation and help to advance recovery attitudes.
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We propose here an initial approach to measuring and conceptualizing recovery attitudes. We also suggest that the evidence-based practice (EBP) movement may help to identify interventions that promote the recovery orientation and help to advance recovery attitudes. We suggest that there is a bidirectional relationship between recovery attitudes and the positive clinical outcomes that are the goals of EBPs. Through the use of empirically derived conceptualizations of recovery, EBPs can provide a mechanism for identifying treatments that promote the recovery orientation. The conceptualization proposed here can, thus, serve as a tool to assess changes in recovery attitudes during participation in specific EBPs.
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