Reposted by Dr. Mila Hall
Translating clinical
psychology research to practice could improve mental health care but it is challenging. Researchers often frame the problem in terms of uptake failure by clinicians. But are they doing clinically useful research? In press, American psychologist
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![Workshop title:
How to establish an equitable, open access publishing model for psychotherapy research.
Full-Day workshop with Mila Hall, Christoph Flückiger, and Rocío Manubens. The topic of open access publications has been around for a bit more than 20 years, including relevant options for psychotherapy researchers. Although access to research results is generally deemed crucial for promoting evidence-based practice and encouraging research-practice exchange, open access publishing models remain hotly debated. In this full-day workshop, we aim to introduce the audience to pertinent issues in scientific publishing, particularly focusing on those involved in making research accessible. Though accessibility issues can refer to a variety of topics (such as public reach, comprehensibility, topics related to disability justice), we will restrict ourselves for the day to accessibility as being “able to be retrieved without barriers”. [truncated]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:necfmyeaeynf2wlfallc6d53/bafkreihr6ixm5pg7o65pqqbsqx7u2a66ek4uvomrtl63ozq6cxg6i4lx3e)
![Conference abstract for the workshop
How to establish an equitable open access publishing model for Psychotherapy Research
In person: Full-day workshop with Mila Hall. The topic of open access publications has been around for a bit more than 20 years, including relevant options for psychotherapy researchers. Although access to research results is generally deemed crucial for promoting evidence-based practice and encouraging research-practice exchange, open access publishing models remain hotly debated. In this full-day workshop, we aim to introduce the audience to pertinent issues in scientific publishing, particularly focusing on those involved in making research accessible. Though accessibility issues can refer to a variety of topics (such as public reach, comprehensibility, topics related to disability justice), we will restrict ourselves for the day to accessibility as being “able to be retrieved without barriers”. [redacted due to space constraints]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:necfmyeaeynf2wlfallc6d53/bafkreidvdgg25wpoxlpqfjqqru64siidjcyvbfqvylkzdsvy6ighqz6v3e)
