RESUMEN
Emotional regulation-based transdiagnostic interventions provide positive but limited evidence regarding efficacy with people living with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). In the present study, 10 participants living with HIV with emotional disorders completed a five-session transdiagnostic group intervention to improve their emotional regulation skills (Unified Protocol). Changes at pre-treatment, post-treatment and three-month follow-up were explored at the population (mean-rank) and the individual level (reliable change index). Compared to pre-treatment, participants improved significantly in anxiety, depression, negative affect and quality of life. Changes were maintained at the three-month follow-up. Emotion regulation, particularly the confusion factor, improved when comparing pre-treatment with the three-month follow-up. At the three-month follow-up, the percentage of normalized scores was the largest in maladjustment (70%), followed by depression, negative affect, and lack of control (50%). All participants indicated high treatment satisfaction and perceived benefits. These promising results suggest that brief emotion regulation interventions might be feasible and effective in the public health settings for people living with HIV suffering emotional disorders.
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Infecciones por VIH , Calidad de Vida , Humanos , VIH , Estudios de Factibilidad , Resultado del Tratamiento , Infecciones por VIH/terapiaRESUMEN
The dissemination of evidence-based psychological treatments (EBPT) is a pending task for Clinical Psychology. Through an online sur-vey and following the Theoretical Framework of Acceptability, we ana-lyzed the opinions about use, acceptability and intention to use in the fu-ture of the Unified Protocol for the transdiagnostic treatment of emotional disorders (UP) in a sample of 153 professionals of General Health Psy-chology (GHPs). All participants took a training course in the UP and were grouped depending on their previous experience in the UP application. The results showed high scores in acceptability and intention to use in the future in GHPs regardless of the group. Finally, statistically significant cor-relations were found between intention to use in the future and affective attitude, consistency of the intervention and perceived efficacy (in both groups) and self-efficacy (in the group of GHPs without experience in the use of UP). The UP is an EBPT that presents high levels of acceptance and intention to use by the GHPs who received training in this interven-tion, this will facilitate its dissemination and implementation and will allow a greater number of people to benefit from this treatme.(AU)
La diseminación de tratamientos psicológicos basados en la evidencia (TPBE) es una tarea pendiente para la Psicología Clínica. A través de una encuesta online y siguiendo el Modelo Teórico sobre Aceptabilidad, analizamos las opiniones sobre el uso, aceptabilidad e intención de uso en el futuro del Protocolo Unificado para el tratamiento transdiagnóstico de los trastornos emocionales (PU) en una muestra de 153 profesionales de la Psicología General Sanitaria (PGS). Todos los participantes habían realizado un curso de formación sobre el PU y se agruparon según su experiencia previa con la aplicación del PU. Los resultados mostraron altas puntuaciones en aceptabilidad e intención de uso en los PGS con independencia del grupo. Se encontraron correlaciones estadísticamente significativas entre la intención de uso en el futuro y la actitud afectiva, coherencia de la intervención y eficacia percibida (en ambos grupos) y autoeficacia (en el grupo de PGS sin experiencia en el uso del PU). El PU es un TPBE que presenta altos niveles de aceptación e intención de uso por parte de los PGS que recibieron formación en esta intervención, esto facilitará su diseminación e implementación y permitirá que un mayor número de personas puedan beneficiarse de este tratamiento.(AU)