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Showing 1 to 15 of 15 for “"Clinically-significant change"”.
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A Mixed Methods Evaluation of Involvement in a Football Team on Psychological Wellbeing in People with Learning Disabilities
People with learning disabilities are at significant risk to mental health difficulties. Physical activity has been studied in relation to mental health and in particular football has received attention for the impact it may have on mental health. Most of the research has been carried out with …
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Process and Outcome Evaluation of a Social-Networking Website for Health Promotion
Overweight and obesity pose a significant threat to the health and wellbeing of college students. However, studies of interventions to improve the health behaviors of college students are few in number, largely atheoretical, and have limited potential for widespread dissemination. The goal of this …
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Treatment outcomes in a psychology training clinic
… a sizable proportion of the clients experienced clinically significant change (29.0%) or reliable improvement (12.2%), but a significant number of clients experienced no change (48.9%). Ultimately, the study represents an important step in synthesizing available clinical data and research …
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Attachment and Psychotherapy
… more patients of secure therapists would show clinically significant improvement as determined by CORE-OM scores. However, 21.05% of patients with a secure attachment style therapist compared to 40% of patients with a dismissing attachment style therapist showed clinically significant …
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The Impact of Video-Communication on Older Adults' Psychological Well-Being: A Mixed Methods Study
… data was subjected to statistical and clinically significant change tests, while the qualitative data was analysed using thematic analysis. Triangulation of the quantitative and qualitative data revealed that the video-communication increased some older adults’ psychological well-being …
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Examining Autobiographical Memory Specificity, Expressed Emotional Arousal and Client Experiencing in Emotion - Focused and Client - Centered Treatments of Depression: A Process - Outcome Analysis
… ABM specificity, and client experiencing in a significantly larger depressed sample than was utilized in the original study. To this end, data from the York I & II Depression Studies of 72 depressed clients undergoing manualized psychotherapy treatment for depression was analyzed. Therapy …
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A qualitative inquiry of clinicians’ relational experiences within a perinatal infant mental health service contextualised with quantitative analysis of outcome measures
… relationship as a mechanism of therapeutic change. Within a Perinatal Infant Mental Health Service (PIMHS), this research aimed to explore clinicians’ relational experiences with the mothers and infants they work with, and their reflections on therapeutic change, and contextualize this with …
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An evaluation of a new cognitive-behavioral technique for the treatment of insomnia in older adults
… Self-Monitoring Only. All three groups showed significant improvement on various self-report, quantitative and qualitative measures of sleep, although no change was found on daytime sleepiness, fatigue and functioning. Cognitive and somatic presleep variables also showed improvement over the …
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Acute Fetal Behavioral Response to Prenatal Yoga: A Single Blinded, Randomized Controlled Trial
… after yoga. We aimed to characterize the acute changes in maternal and fetal response to prenatal yoga exercises using common standardized tests to assess the well-being of the maternal-fetal unit. We conducted a single blinded, randomized controlled trial. Uncomplicated pregnancies between 28 …
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Excessive reassurance-seeking, interpersonal rejection, rejection sensitivity and depressive symptoms: an intervention focusing on mediating mechanisms
… quality, and sleep quality. Results revealed significant decreases in depressive symptoms for both treatment conditions in comparison to wait-list control. No differences were detected between the two treatment groups on any outcome variables, except that ERS-fading participants demonstrated …
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An investigation of the effect of different methods of patient management on the outcome of lithium therapy.
… A sample size of 126 was required to detect any clinically significant change using the final index.
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Optimization of 1st-line antituberculosis dosing regimens using a population pharmacokinetic approach: food effects, drug combinations and pharmacological effects
… exposure. Rifapentine did not result in a clinically significant change in moxifloxacin exposure. Moxifloxacin is more efficacious than ofloxacin in the treatment of MDR-TB. The combined effect of longer treatment duration, higher rifapentine exposures are associated with better treatment …
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Pattern of recovery and outcome after stroke in patients accessing a Western Cape rehabilitation facility
… problem in South Africa, and contributes significantly to theburden of disease. Rehabilitation is thought to improve recovery and outcome, but little is known about current rehabilitation practices and outcomes in the South African setting. Aims and Objectives: The primary aim was to …
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The effectiveness and acceptability of a computerised cognitive behavioural therapy programme and the psychometric properties of its service user generated outcome measure
… and intention-to-treat analyses, statistically significant differences were found for mean score changes on the BDI-11 between the control group and both the intervention groups. No differences were found between the intervention groups on either the BDI-I I or BAL A quarter and one fifth of …