Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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10309733 | Seizure | 2013 | 6 Pages |
Abstract
The delivery of our brief manualised psycho-educational intervention for PNES by health professionals with minimal training in psychological treatment was feasible. The intervention was associated with higher rates of PNES cessation than those observed in our previous studies describing the short-term outcome of the communication of the diagnosis alone. An RCT of the intervention is justified but a significant proportion of drop-outs will have to be anticipated.
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Authors
Rebecca Mayor, Richard J. Brown, Hannah Cock, Allan House, Stephanie Howlett, Phil Smith, Markus Reuber,