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A. J. Baillie, K. Jonas, M. Teesson, A. Calear, S. J. Lynch, M. K. Forbes
Preprint on OSF, 2024
Preprint on OSF, 2024
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Baillie, A. J., Jonas, K., Teesson, M., Calear, A., Lynch, S. J., & Forbes, M. K. (2024). PHILIP: A project Premortem for HItop cLinical ImPlementation to better anticipate barriers and enablers. Preprint on OSF. https://doi.org/10.17605/OSF.IO/DJ9CH
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Baillie, A. J., K. Jonas, M. Teesson, A. Calear, S. J. Lynch, and M. K. Forbes. “PHILIP: A Project Premortem for HItop CLinical ImPlementation to Better Anticipate Barriers and Enablers.” Preprint on OSF (2024).
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Baillie, A. J., et al. “PHILIP: A Project Premortem for HItop CLinical ImPlementation to Better Anticipate Barriers and Enablers.” Preprint on OSF, 2024, doi:10.17605/OSF.IO/DJ9CH.
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@article{baillie2024a,
title = {PHILIP: A project Premortem for HItop cLinical ImPlementation to better anticipate barriers and enablers},
year = {2024},
journal = {Preprint on OSF},
doi = {10.17605/OSF.IO/DJ9CH},
author = {Baillie, A. J. and Jonas, K. and Teesson, M. and Calear, A. and Lynch, S. J. and Forbes, M. K.}
}
Background
The Hierarchical Taxonomy of Psychopathology (HiTOP) is an emerging description of mental disorders with a stronger empirical base than DSM5 or ICD11. HiTOP may also have greater clinical utility than current approaches. A research agenda building to widespread clinical implementation has been outlined. However mental health services are complex systems that differ across jurisdictions. Implementation of evidence-based practices has been inconsistent and difficult. Implementation science may deliver better implementation though enhanced understanding of barriers and strategies to avoid them.
The Hierarchical Taxonomy of Psychopathology (HiTOP) is an emerging description of mental disorders with a stronger empirical base than DSM5 or ICD11. HiTOP may also have greater clinical utility than current approaches. A research agenda building to widespread clinical implementation has been outlined. However mental health services are complex systems that differ across jurisdictions. Implementation of evidence-based practices has been inconsistent and difficult. Implementation science may deliver better implementation though enhanced understanding of barriers and strategies to avoid them.