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Associations between patient personality, symptomatic change and therapy dropout
Clinical Psychology & Psychotherapy, 2021AbstractBackgroundStudies show that 16% to 77% of psychotherapy patients abandon therapy within the first sessions. The aim of this study is to examine how patient personality variables, specifically the patients' structural integration and the personality traits dependency and self‐criticism, are associated with symptomatic change and therapy dropout ...
Nina Immel +2 more
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Archives of Dermatology, 1979
In Reply.— We agree with Dr Cullen's comment on the scientific importance of the fate of the dropout patients in our study. We had a dropout rate of 50% (15 patient), eight dropouts from the levamisole group and seven from the placebo group. Initially five patients decided not to take the experimental drug on completion of the initial studies; three ...
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In Reply.— We agree with Dr Cullen's comment on the scientific importance of the fate of the dropout patients in our study. We had a dropout rate of 50% (15 patient), eight dropouts from the levamisole group and seven from the placebo group. Initially five patients decided not to take the experimental drug on completion of the initial studies; three ...
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Therapist/Patient Matching and Early Treatment Dropout
Journal of Addictive Diseases, 1995This study of intake procedures was initiated with a view towards reducing the early dropout rate of substance abusers. Eight different therapists conducted intake interviews of 634 cocaine dependent, first admissions to an outpatient cocaine treatment program.
E, Gottheil +3 more
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Archives of Dermatology, 1979
To the Editor. The reports of White and Hanifin (114:1314-1315, 1978) and of Alomar (114:1316-1319, 1978) in the September issue of theArchivesdemonstrate a lack of therapeutic effectiveness of levamisole hydrochloride in atopic dermatitis. These studies are difficult to compare because of the age dissimilarities in the two groups studied, and because
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To the Editor. The reports of White and Hanifin (114:1314-1315, 1978) and of Alomar (114:1316-1319, 1978) in the September issue of theArchivesdemonstrate a lack of therapeutic effectiveness of levamisole hydrochloride in atopic dermatitis. These studies are difficult to compare because of the age dissimilarities in the two groups studied, and because
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Psychotherapy, dropouts and lower socioeconomic patients.
American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 1966In a research project related to outpatient psychotherapy with lower social class patients the problem of dropout from treatment was studied. This paper discusses some of the factors contributed by therapist, patient and referral source to the high dropout rate. Emphasis is placed on the experience level of the therapist as this relates to the problem.
O Eugene, Baum +3 more
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Prevalence and Causes of Patient Dropout After Glaucoma Surgery
Ophthalmic Epidemiology, 2013To determine the prevalence of patient dropout after glaucoma surgery and reasons for the same based on patient attitudes and beliefs.A hospital-based retrospective case-control study.Clinical and demographic data of patients who failed to attend follow-up within 12 months of their last scheduled appointment after glaucoma surgery were analyzed.
Viney, Gupta +4 more
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Effect of time-limited psychotherapy on patient dropout rates
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1990The authors conducted an archival study of 149 new clinic patients at a large community mental health center. The dropout rate for patients in brief psychotherapy in which the length of therapy was specified at the outset of treatment (time-limited psychotherapy) (32%) was about one-half the dropout rate for patients in brief (67%) and long-term (61 ...
W H, Sledge +3 more
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Characteristics of Patients who Dropout From a Glaucoma Clinic
Journal of Glaucoma, 2008To find the dropout rate and identify the clinical characteristics of patients who drop out in the first year of follow-up from a glaucoma clinic.Descriptive hospital-based study at a tertiary hospital eye department.Clinical characteristics of consecutive patients newly diagnosed with glaucoma who dropped out (n=452) were compared with patients who ...
Adeyinka O, Ashaye, Adenike O, Adeoye
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Transference Interpretations, Patients' Gender, and Dropout Rates
Archives of General Psychiatry, 1993Piper et al 1 report convincing evidence that a high proportion of transference interpretations (PTIs) in timelimited psychodynamic psychotherapy is correlated with a poor therapeutic alliance and poor outcome for some patients. Almost 10 years ago, in a similar clinical context, Buckley et al 2 reported an identical finding with respect to ...
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Retaining patients and reducing dropout
Contact Lens and Anterior Eye, 2013One of the key drivers for growing the contact lens market is maintaining patients in contact lenses through their lifetime. One analogy of the contact lens market is that of filling up a bucket which has several holes in it–each hole re-appearing elsewhere when plugged.
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