Cognitive features of auditory hallucinations (voices) have important clinical significance and their assessment is vital for cognitive behavior therapy to be more widely deployed by multidisciplinary staff. Using a new Socratic instrument-The Staff Views About Assessing Voices Questionnaire (SVAVQ)-we surveyed a community inpatient rehabilitation multidisciplinary workforce's (N = 50) assessment and attitude toward asking cognitive questions about patients' voices. We found that there were many clinically important gaps in what staff asked about in relation to cognitive features of voices. We identified a range of beliefs the staff hold that may prevent assessment of voice cognitive features. However, after attending the Socratic SVAVQ interview, 84% of staff said they planned to ask patients more questions about cognitive features of patients' voices. Research could now test if other psychosis services neglect the assessment of important cognitive features of patients' voices and if staff Socratic questioning improves their cognitive assessments.

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工作人员对评估声音问卷的看法：试点一种新颖的苏格拉底式方法来评估和培训多学科工作人员对患者痛苦声音的认知评估。


幻听（声音）的认知特征具有重要的临床意义，其评估对于多学科工作人员更广泛地部署认知行为疗法至关重要。使用新的苏格拉底式工具——工作人员对评估声音的看法问卷（SVAVQ）——我们调查了社区住院康复多学科工作人员（N = 50）对询问有关患者声音的认知问题的评估和态度。我们发现，工作人员询问的有关声音认知特征的问题存在许多临床上重要的差距。我们确定了工作人员持有的一系列信念，这些信念可能会妨碍对语音认知特征的评估。然而，在参加苏格拉底式SVAVQ访谈后，84%的工作人员表示，他们计划向患者询问更多有关患者声音认知特征的问题。现在的研究可以测试其他精神病服务机构是否忽视了对患者声音的重要认知特征的评估，以及工作人员苏格拉底式提问是否可以改善他们的认知评估。