Experiencias de los pacientes con la formulación ocupacional: se trata de conocerme a mí mismo
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Resumen
Este resumen es generado por máquina.Los pacientes forenses experimentaron positivamente la formulación ocupacional, valorando ser escuchados y entendidos. Este proceso mejoró la relación terapéutica y apoyó el establecimiento de objetivos colaborativos, aunque se observaron oportunidades para una mayor reflexión.
Área De La Ciencia
- Psicología Forense
- Terapia ocupacional
- Investigación de la experiencia del paciente
Sus Antecedentes
- La formulación ocupacional sintetiza los datos de evaluación para guiar la terapia colaborativa y la planificación de objetivos.
- La comprensión de las perspectivas de los pacientes sobre la formulación ocupacional es crucial para su aplicación efectiva en entornos forenses.
Objetivo Del Estudio
- Explorar las experiencias vividas de los pacientes al crear y reflexionar sobre formulaciones ocupacionales.
- Para evaluar la utilidad de la formulación ocupacional dentro de un hospital forense seguro australiano.
Principales Métodos
- Estudio cualitativo y descriptivo mediante entrevistas semiestructuradas.
- Entrevistado por un terapeuta ocupacional investigador y un trabajador de experiencia vivida.
- Análisis temático reflexivo de las entrevistas transcritas.
Principales Resultados
- Diez pacientes forenses participaron, revelando tres temas: "una pieza para conocerte", "hablar sobre pérdidas y limitaciones" y "valorar su potencial".
- Los participantes consideraron positivamente la formulación ocupacional y apreciaron que se les escuchara y comprendiera.
- El proceso facilitó la relación terapéutica y el establecimiento de objetivos colaborativos.
Conclusiones
- La formulación ocupacional es una herramienta valiosa en entornos forenses, que beneficia a los pacientes y a los terapeutas.
- El enfoque puede cambiar la dinámica de poder y mejorar la colaboración.
- Se identificaron sugerencias para mejorar el desarrollo de la formulación, la documentación y la revisión.
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