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Explicating. AAT expertise: a survey, an online questionnaire, was held among all AATs registered at the Dutch Professional Association (NVKToag). AATs were asked what information they routinely document. Based on this survey, documentation items were collected and clustered separately by two art therapists/ researchers (both member of the CARE-AAT group). The selected case report items from the literature search and the survey were judged on quality, according to the concept mapping method (Nederlands Centrum Geestelijke Volksgezondheid, 1995): overlap with other items, ambiguity (an item has more than one meaning), singularity (an item is not a compound of more than one content), and concreteness (an item is specific, not vague or general). Then, the selected high-quality items were content-wise clustered by the same two art therapists/researchers that analysed the survey results. After clustering the items were categorized according to four therapy phases: intake, diagnostic phase, therapeutic phase, and evaluation. As a result, a list of items per therapy phase was constructed.
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