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- 11. Results : Overall study quality 36 Swinson et al. (1992) 39 Nuthall & Townend (2007) 53 Maltby (2001) 63 Abplanalp (2001) 64 Meulenbeek et al. (2009) 71 Gardenswartz & Craske (2001) 74 Kenardy et al. (2006) 86 Meulenbeek et al. (2010) CREST rating (%) Study
- 21. SUMMARY of key findings
Editor's Notes
- Ehlers- 1 year prospective study of PAs: Clinical Course & Factors associated with maintenance Reiss – 1985: Expectancy Model of Fear (Anxiety expectancy (learned, stimulus=threat) vs anxiety sensitivity (misinterpret symptom danger)
- SUMMARISE the results – approximate rank order of lowest to highest design quality
- Ranked them Will talk about the first four - wasn’t satisfied with the quality of the bottom four (italics)
- PANIC EDUCATION ; RELAXATION TRAINING ; COGNITIVE RESTRUCTURING ; INTEROCEPTIVE EXPOSURE ; IN VIVO EXPOSURE ; RELAPSE PREVENTION
- COMPREHENSIVE INTERNATIONAL DIAGNOSTIC INTERVIEW (WHO, 1997)
- ACC – AGORAPHOBIC COGNITIONS QUESTIONAIRE (Chambless et al., 1984) CCQ-M – CATASTROPHIC COGNITIONS QUESTIONAIRE (Khawaja et al., 1994)
- A&E type interventions