[PDF] Top 20 Cognitive behavioural therapy for the treatment of depression in people with multiple sclerosis: a systematic review and meta-analysis

... A large proportion of patients showed no improvement in depressive symptoms, therefore a potentially important direction for further research could be to establish what individual characteristics or physical disease ... See full document

... appropriate treatment for depression, those in the treatment arm would receive CCBT in ...of depression would receive the appropriate clinical ...to treatment pro- gramme timescales is ... See full document

... the treatment allocation codes until after the final ...of cognitive and behavioural strategies, which the user cus- tomises to their individual ...restrict treatment as ... See full document

... (Cochrane review) (Jones, Hacker, Cormac, Meaden and Irving, 2012) Cochrane reviews are highly regarded in medicine and healthcare, and have an important influence on the health policies of many countries ... See full document

... Cognitive behavioural therapy can be practised in an individual or group setting; the potential benefits of providing CBT in a group setting include increasing the availability of therapists, ... See full document

... of cognitive-behavioural interventions for the treatment of social anxiety disorder in people with ...distress, depression, positive and negative symptoms of schizophrenia, and quality ... See full document

... nitive behavioural therapy and usually include contents of psycho-education, cognitive restructuring, behaviour monitoring, and behaviour activation, among ...of people who otherwise would not ... See full document

... by people with diabetes, and we need to better understand the stage of diabetes in which delivery of CBT is most ...amongst people with normal glycaemic control, and the barriers to long term effectiveness ... See full document

... Three previous reviews have examined the effectiveness of tCBT. The first, Norton and Philipp (2008), was limited to anxiety studies. Of the nine studies reviewed, two were randomized controlled trials (RCTs) (Erickson, ... See full document

... Weiliang Wang graduated from Xinxiang Medical University of Henan province in 2016. Since 2016, he has been working on successive postgraduate and doctoral programs for Ph.D degree in Harbin Medical University, School of ... See full document

... of treatment it was not possible to calculate between-group effect sizes because, at the end of the treatment phase, control condition participants were immediately offered ...of treatment (Hollon, ... See full document

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... Each of the five reviewers independently searched two randomly-selected databases and screened titles accord- ing to the eligibility criteria of the review. Results were subsequently cross-checked between ... See full document

... Cognitive behavioural therapy is very important in case of ...insomnia. Cognitive behaviourally based self-help book is very beneficial to the patients of insomnia (reduces insomnia severity, ... See full document

... in systematic reviews of therapeutic interventions [60, 61], and psychometri- cians should consider following the Core Outcome Mea- sures in Effectiveness Trials (COMET) initiative in the development of core ... See full document

... This systematic review found only limited evidence that MBSRs can prove useful in PD patients due to the small number and nature of the studies that were eligible for ...12 people with PD which found ... See full document

... this review, the most recent studies that focused their intervention on a limited number of domains, specifically executive functions, attention and processing speed, seem to provide convincing evidence of a ... See full document

... A systematic review of testosterone therapy for women in- dicated favourable effects on sexual function ...progestogen therapy [9, 10] or to premenopausal women [11, 12], and postmenopausal ... See full document

... for treatment of the patient (with the participant’s expressed permission), and if an acute risk is present, we will arrange for an immediate assessment by the psychiatrist responsible for the treat- ment or ... See full document

... review remains debatable, because the small sample capacity precludes us making reliable conclusions. The Pulmonary EmbolIsm THrOmbolysis trial (PEITHO) has been planned as a prospective, multicenter, randomized, ... See full document