[PDF] Top 20 The clinical and cost effectiveness of adapted dialectical behaviour therapy (DBT) for bipolar mood instability in primary care (ThrIVe B programme): a feasibility study

... Dialectical behaviour therapy (DBT) [17] was initially de- veloped for individuals with borderline personality disorder, a patient group who also typically experience ‘stable in- stability’ of ...we ... See full document

... the effectiveness of CBT for social anxiety disorder—by a single arm trial [23] and a randomized controlled trial [24, 25]—we found such concepts to be effective not only for social anxiety dis- order, but also ... See full document

... the study, explained the screening process, and in- formed potential participants that if found eligible, they would be randomized to either 12 or 6-months of ...trained study as- sessors, who were ... See full document

... The study will be executed in accordance with the guidelines for Good Clinical Practice, the principles of the Declaration of Helsinki, the Medical Research Involving Human Subjects Act (WMO) and other ... See full document

... real-world study of the effectiveness of DBT in the UK National Health Service (NHS) was carried out to build on existing empirical evidence and to critically evaluate the perceived effectiveness of ... See full document

... the cost-effectiveness of treatments for people with borderline personality disorder (BPD), treatment studies were included by estimating cost data on the basis of available resource use data thus ... See full document

... the effectiveness of DBT, few studies have researched the experience of people undergoing the ...qualitative study with the goal of understanding the client’s perspective of what was effective about ... See full document

... current study found improvements in mindful- ness skills which were maintained at follow-up for the study ...the effectiveness of DBT skills on treat- ing these challenging ... See full document

... of therapy from the perspec- tives of both participants and ...the feasibility of delivering this service through IAPT in primary ...for Clinical and Care Excellence (NICE) to assess the ... See full document

... During the course of this study it has been very apparent that the way in which services are currently configured do not allow psychological treatments to be adequately assessed. This is clear from previous ... See full document

... open-label therapy (weekly sessions of two hours each) and (2) one year maintenance phase, during which both group interven- tions (CBT and SH) will be reduced to one session per ...diabetes therapy is not ... See full document

... family-based therapy (FBT), cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), cognitive-analytic therapy (CAT), and non-specific sup- portive clinical management (NSCM) ...the effectiveness of ... See full document

... This study aimed to test the feasibility of delivering a randomised controlled trial into the clinical and cost effectiveness of Low-Intensity Cognitive Behavioural Therapy ... See full document

... the study in the 30 months between July 2012 and December 2014; this included a 9-month ...the study was underpowered greatly, significant group differences were neither expected nor ... See full document

... Forty-three subjects (24 females, 19 males; mean age 45 ± 13 years) were enrolled in the study and performed day 1 treatments. Nearly 60% of subjects were Caucasian; remaining subjects were of African-American, ... See full document

... it was generally a high-quality paper, although baseline characteristics were not compared across groups and it did have further significant limitations relating to our objectives/analyses. The compliance with the ... See full document

... Participants are invited to participate by the trial co- ordinator, who contacts the young person (and their par- ent or legal guardian for those under 18 years) to introduce the study and to offer an appointment ... See full document

... incremental cost-per-QALY estimates. Third, resource use and cost components included in the models varied substantially between the studies, par- ticularly around the resource use assumptions following ... See full document

... Control Therapy (ACT) was described in male forensic patients with a history of ASPD with or without ...This study suffers from high attrition rates while control groups are mostly ignored in favour of ... See full document

... to clinical heterogeneity and insufficient comparable data on outcome measures across ...psychological therapy comparators. Art therapy was associated with significant positive changes relative to ... See full document