Extending the RENO model: Clinical and ethical applications.

Howard J. Shaffer; Robert Ladouceur; Alex Blaszczynski; Keith Whyte

doi:10.1037/ort0000123

November 16, 2015American Journal of Orthopsychiatry

Extending the RENO model: Clinical and ethical applications.

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To extend the science-based principles of the RENO Model into clinical practice by addressing ethical foundations, diverse treatment perspectives, and practical harm-minimization strategies.
Conducted a conceptual framework analysis expanding the original 2004 RENO Model to clinical and therapeutic settings.
Synthesized core ethical principles, treatment viewpoints, and intervention components relevant to gambling-related disorders.
Outlined ethical standards to guide clinicians in developing, implementing, and supervising responsible gambling initiatives.
Identified the necessity of using empirical, science-based evaluations in clinical settings to optimize therapeutic efficacy and prevent unintended treatment harms.

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Conceptual review demonstrates the clinical application of responsible gambling frameworks, highlighting the need for science-based evaluations to minimize unintended treatment harms.

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