Наконец, важное направление, которое следует учитывать при разработке исследования концептуализации клинического случая, включает трансдиагностические подходы к концептуализации проблем пациентов и психологического вмешательства. Учитывая растущее внимание к трансдиагностическим моделям, знания о трансдиагностических механизмах изменений необходимы для обоснования принятия клинических решений. Широкий трансдиагностический подход, представленный RDoC [Insel et al., 2010], будет иметь большое влияние на то, как проводятся клинические исследования. Соответственно, мы ожидаем, что в течение 10 лет клиницисты начнут рассматривать, когда и как преобразовать результаты исследований RDoC в аспекты концептуализации клинических случаев как для лечения конкретного расстройства, так и для трансдиагностического/модульного метода лечения.
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