Effectiveness and acceptability of brief psychoeducational interventions after potentially traumatic events: A systematic review.

Eur J Psychotraumatol · 2021 · PMC8168745 · PMID 34104355

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There was a reduction in PTSD caseness within the control (50% of 67) compared with the intervention (20% of 75) group which was almost significant ( p < 0.06).

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At the 1-month follow-up, group differences in PTSD knowledge were no longer maintained, but differences in self-recognition of PTSD between groups narrowly failed to reach significance, with psychoeducation intervention participants being more likely to recognize their symptoms as mental health problems than controls. 3.4.

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