The Trier Treatment Navigator (TTN) in action: Clinical case study on data‐informed psychological therapy

alexandrossfakianakis shared this article with you from Inoreader The Trier Treatment Navigator (TTN) in action: Clinical case study on data‐informed psychological therapy Via Journal of Clinical Psychology Abstract Background Although psychotherapy has shown to be effective for most patients, about one-third of patients do not benefit or deteriorate during treatment. Technical progress has allowed the integration of routine outcome monitoring (ROM) into treatment, helping therapists detect patients at risk for a nonresponse or poor outcome early on. Psychological therapy can be enhanced by providing therapists with individual treatment recommendations for these at-risk patients. One example of such a comprehensive feedback system is the Trier Treatment Navigator (TTN). Objective/Method This clinical case study aims to illustrate the implementation of the TTN in a cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) outpatient clinic in the treatment of a 30-year-old patient called Ms. Daun, who has a recurrent depressive disorder. Based on this case, the benefits of applying information from ROM in psychotherapy, important context factors, and possible implementation issues are discussed. Results/Conclusion We conclude by encouraging practitioners to integrate ROM into their clinical thinking and daily practice. View on the web Inoreader. Take back control of your news feed. Follow us on Twitter and Facebook.