Lost in Translation: Applying Principles of Translational Science to Systemic Family Therapy Research.

Translational science has specific stages outlined by the National Institute of Health. Systemic family therapy (SFT) researchers do not seem to explicitly embrace this paradigm, though many are actively adding to the discipline's empirically supported intervention base. We discuss the role of trans...

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Publicado en:	American Journal of Family Therapy Vol. 50; no. 3; pp. 295 - 314
Autores principales:	Harris, Steven M., Hubbard, Aimee K., Alshareef, Aalaa, Burningham, Kay, Maples, Alyssa, Williams-Wengerd, Anne
Formato:	Artículo
Publicado:	Taylor & Francis Ltd May/Jun2022
Materias:	United States National Institutes of Health (U.S.) Family psychotherapy Scholarly method Medical research Translational research
Acceso en línea:	Ver este registro en EBSCOhost

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Sumario:	Translational science has specific stages outlined by the National Institute of Health. Systemic family therapy (SFT) researchers do not seem to explicitly embrace this paradigm, though many are actively adding to the discipline's empirically supported intervention base. We discuss the role of translational science in the landscape of SFT research. We report the findings of a case study review of a year's worth of SFT scholarship. We make recommendations on how researchers can use this paradigm to help practitioners better understand the limits of applying research findings in their clinical practice, and provide recommendations for how to write clinical implications sections.