Development of the DPA fidelity scale: Using fidelity to define an existing vocational model.

Jennifer I. Koop · Angela L. Rollins · Gary R. Bond · Michelle P. Salyers · Jerry Dincin · Tom Kinley +2 more

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Disability Education and Employment Psychiatric care and mental health services Health Policy Implementation Science

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Psychiatric rehabilitation practices are often poorly defined, hindering implementation, research, and dissemination efforts. Documentation of adherence to a specific psychiatric rehabilitation approach is particularly important in conducting randomized controlled trials. This paper outlines steps taken to define and measure the Diversified Placement Approach (DPA), a well-regarded vocational program for people with severe mental illnesses. Details of scale development are described, and the scale's utility for model clarification and detection of experimental drift are discussed.

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