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  • Healthcare Professional Training
  • Substance Misuse Services

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  • Personal recovery, focusing on purpose and meaning, is gaining recognition in mental health.
  • Healthcare providers are often more familiar with clinical recovery (medication/symptom management).
  • This review focuses on personal recovery-oriented training for healthcare professionals and peer support workers.

Purpose of the Study:

  • Categorize recovery-oriented training interventions.
  • Evaluate training effects on staff, service users, and organizations.
  • Identify barriers and enablers for implementing recovery-oriented training.

Main Methods:

  • Integrative review of 33 studies.
  • Data extraction using TIDieR checklist and Kirkpatrick's model.
  • Data synthesis through narrative synthesis.

Main Results:

  • Seven categories of recovery-oriented training interventions identified.
  • Training improved healthcare professionals' knowledge, attitudes, and patient recovery outcomes.
  • Implementation challenges, not training content, often hindered effectiveness.

Conclusions:

  • Recovery-oriented training has potential to improve patient outcomes.
  • Tailoring training content, format, intensity, and duration is key.
  • Addressing implementation barriers is essential for successful programs.