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Peer supporter supervision was most often weekly and consisted of reviewing fidelity ratings and discussing problems, with supervisors including experienced peers, clinicians, and research staff

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Evidence · 1 study (3 entries) · review r3 · q3
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q3 i? Twenty-eight (69%) of 41 studies reported on supervision; the most common frequency (n = 12) was weekly. → Lara Ernesto Isaac MA 2026 q3 i? Supervision primarily consisted of reviewing fidelity ratings and intervention content and discussing problems arising during delivery. → Lara Ernesto Isaac MA 2026 (2) q3 i? Fourteen studies (33%) reported quality-of-delivery assessment, using study-specific or validated fidelity tools. → Lara Ernesto Isaac MA 2026 (3)

Evidence

Lara Ernesto Isaac MA 2026

Lara Ernesto Isaac MA, Bond Laura PhD, MA, Ratnakaran Adarsh MSc, Zheng Muxi MS, Song Emily MPH, Fang Kacey MSc, Suneja Priyanka MBPsS, MABP, Ballikar Saniya MSc, Mendes Malvina Carmel MSW, O'Neill Kathryn MPH, Carmio Natali PsyD, MPH, Agrawal Ravindra Narayan MBBS, DPM, MPM, MRCPsych, MBA, Patel Vikram PhD, MBBS. (2026). The Competencies and Implementation of Peer Support Interventions for People with Serious Mental Health Challenges: A Systematic Review. Harvard Review of Psychiatry. https://doi.org/10.1097/HRP.0000000000000460

q3 · i? · quant-synthesis · r2

Systematic review synthesis of supervision elements across 41 RCTs; supervisors included certified intervention facilitators, clinicians, research team members, and peer supporters with lived experience.

"Twenty-eight (69%) of the 41 included studies reported on the supervision of peer supporters."

Lara Ernesto Isaac MA 2026 (2)

Lara Ernesto Isaac MA, Bond Laura PhD, MA, Ratnakaran Adarsh MSc, Zheng Muxi MS, Song Emily MPH, Fang Kacey MSc, Suneja Priyanka MBPsS, MABP, Ballikar Saniya MSc, Mendes Malvina Carmel MSW, O'Neill Kathryn MPH, Carmio Natali PsyD, MPH, Agrawal Ravindra Narayan MBBS, DPM, MPM, MRCPsych, MBA, Patel Vikram PhD, MBBS. (2026). The Competencies and Implementation of Peer Support Interventions for People with Serious Mental Health Challenges: A Systematic Review. Harvard Review of Psychiatry. https://doi.org/10.1097/HRP.0000000000000460

q3 · i? · review · r3

The review describes the typical content of supervision sessions across included trials; most studies did not specify whether sessions were group or individual.

"Supervision primarily consisted of reviewing fidelity ratings and intervention content and discussing any problems that arose during intervention delivery."

Lara Ernesto Isaac MA 2026 (3)

Lara Ernesto Isaac MA, Bond Laura PhD, MA, Ratnakaran Adarsh MSc, Zheng Muxi MS, Song Emily MPH, Fang Kacey MSc, Suneja Priyanka MBPsS, MABP, Ballikar Saniya MSc, Mendes Malvina Carmel MSW, O'Neill Kathryn MPH, Carmio Natali PsyD, MPH, Agrawal Ravindra Narayan MBBS, DPM, MPM, MRCPsych, MBA, Patel Vikram PhD, MBBS. (2026). The Competencies and Implementation of Peer Support Interventions for People with Serious Mental Health Challenges: A Systematic Review. Harvard Review of Psychiatry. https://doi.org/10.1097/HRP.0000000000000460

q3 · i? · review · r3

The review reports that seven studies used a purpose-designed tool and four used previously validated tools such as the Dartmouth ACT Fidelity Scale; feedback from ratings was often provided in supervision sessions.

"Fourteen studies (33%) provided information about the quality of delivery assessment of peer supporters, which authors often referred to as fidelity."

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