Determinants of the implementation, integration, and sustainability of new non-professionally affiliated psychosocial support roles: a scoping review

There is a need for greater attention to role clarity and boundary working during the design phase of roles and as an aspect of environmental preparedness, especially with MDT members. The provision of training specific to new roles, and support in the form of mentorship, are necessary to develop the required skills and confidence in new role holders. Given the considerable heterogeneity in the aims and objectives of research on new psychosocial roles not affiliated to a profession or discipline an absence of studies focusing on the determinants of the implementation, integration, and sustainability of these roles, more research is needed to support their future implementation.

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BMC Health Services Research
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2025-11-26
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12913-025-12615-x
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Occupational Therapy Practice and Research
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Determinants of the implementation, integration, and sustainability of new non-professionally affiliated psychosocial support roles: a scoping review

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Determinants of the implementation, integration, and sustainability of new non-professionally affiliated psychosocial support roles: a scoping review

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Abstract

There is a need for greater attention to role clarity and boundary working during the design phase of roles and as an aspect of environmental preparedness, especially with MDT members. The provision of training specific to new roles, and support in the form of mentorship, are necessary to develop the required skills and confidence in new role holders. Given the considerable heterogeneity in the aims and objectives of research on new psychosocial roles not affiliated to a profession or discipline an absence of studies focusing on the determinants of the implementation, integration, and sustainability of these roles, more research is needed to support their future implementation.

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University College Dublin (IE), Trinity College Dublin (IE), Children's Health Ireland at Crumlin (IE)
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Occupational Therapy Practice and Research
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