[PDF] Top 20 Behavioral Therapy for Childhood Constipation: A Randomized, Controlled Trial

... which provides recommendations for the management of functional constipation by the primary care provider. These guidelines are generally available and used by many pediatric gastroenterologists and primary care ... See full document

... This randomized, double-blind con- trolled trial in constipated children with a defecation frequency of ⬍ 3 ep- isodes per week revealed no signifi- cant difference in the increase in stool frequency from ... See full document

... Regarding the limitations of this study three comments must be made. In the first place, as noted earlier, the study uses a comparative strategy, which directly compares two fully realized clinically representative ... See full document

... the present study (respectively, approximately 50% and 30%). In the current study, patients were seen once every 3 weeks during the intervention period, whereas the patients from our previous study visited the outpatient ... See full document

... clinical trial with a longitu- dinal design, in particular, the sample ...the therapy and the impact of intervention on the clin- ical and functional outcomes of ... See full document

... multiple behavioral problems of youth are likely to be more effective on any therapy outcome than treatments targeting a single problem [9, ...behavioural therapy (CBT) has been exam- ined most ... See full document

... cognitive behavioral therapy principles, it includes simi- lar components as TF-CBT that were described and stud- ied by Cohen and Mannarino ...about therapy, violence and conflicts, and ... See full document

... Internet- based guided self-help versus group cognitive behavioral therapy for chronic tinnitus: A randomized controlled trial... Use of a self-help book with weekly therapist.[r] ... See full document

... “computer-assisted therapy” OR “online therapy” AND “anxiety”); (“iCBT” OR “Internet treatment” OR “computer-assisted therapy” OR “online therapy” AND “PTSD”); (“iCBT” OR “Internet treatment” ... See full document

... Low levels of parental supervision/involvement and harsh and inconsistent discipline are particularly strongly associated with the development of conduct problems (Shaw & Winslow, 1997). Parental mental illness and ... See full document

... on randomized controlled trials about transcu- taneous electric nerve stimulation showed that the majority of the studies reported using an inactive de- vice looking identical in appearance to the active ... See full document

... Putative modifiers of effect are well known risk-factors for chronic depression [24], these are: level of functioning, which will be measured using the WHODAS [25], social contacts and social participation using the ... See full document

... Cardiac surgery (CS) is one of the most frequent surgical procedures worldwide with more than 700,000 cardio- vascular procedures performed in 2006 in the US alone [1]. Surgery and the subsequent intensive care unit ... See full document

... diabetological trial centers: Heinke Adamczewski, Marcus Altmeier, Bernhard Angelkort, Payam Ardjomand, Holger Arndt, Klaus Badenhoop, Alain Barakat, Bernd Becker, Ulla Behlen-Wilm, Peter Berndt, Rainer Betzholz, ... See full document

... double-blind randomized controlled Phase III trial evaluated the efficacy and safety of linaclotide 266 µ g (n = 405) versus placebo (n = 395) for 12 ...of therapy withdrawal; during this ... See full document

... individualized behavioral program that was tested in this study had modest ben- efits for BMI z score, for objectively measured physical activity and sedentary behavior, and for ... See full document

... Adult Self-Report (ASR) (Achenbach & Rescorla, 2003) ASR is a self-administered questionnaire for individuals from 18 to 59 years of age, comprising 126 items in total. This instrument evaluates aspects of the ... See full document

... The use of BRIEF as an instrument to measure EF in the present study had some advantages, compared with the measurements conducted in similar studies. Typical- ly, the outcome measurements in clinical trial ... See full document

... and behavioral interventions, no evidence from trials suggesting any effect for fluid supplements or behavioral ther- apy was ...mind-body therapy, mus- culoskeletal manipulations such as os- ... See full document

... telephone therapy and written materials reduces barriers that older adults face, including stigma associated with mental health treat- ment, as treatment can be conducted within the privacy of one’s ...telephone ... See full document