… Although treatment can be valuable if this reduction is small, … between treated and untreated
subjects in controlled studies. … offender treatment, more well-controlled outcome research is …

… treatment efficacy. Meta-regression is a technique for using regression analysis to assess the
relationship between treatment efficacy and characteristics of the studies … the outcome and …

… efficacy of unified protocols for anxiety and mood disorders. Evidence suggests that unified
treatments … and may compare well to diagnosis-specific treatments. Unified protocols are also …

… measures of outcome that could be used by researchers in evaluating alcohol treatment
efficacy studies—there were three other goals: (1) “selection of a ‘sentinel’ outcome measure to …

… The other benchmark we extracted was the outcome of treatments known to be efficacious
for a disorder. For most disorders we were able to obtain specific estimates of the percentage …

… outcome of the Stretta procedure and sham or PPI treatment, … study was to determine the
efficacy of the endoscopic RF procedure (… of all currently available controlled and cohort studies. …

… Although several studies … efficacy of this regimen remains, because these studies have
varied in design, in the type of populations enrolled, and in the assessment of treatment outcomes …

… treatment with low self-efficacy. This study examines whether the relationship between
self-efficacy and treatment outcomes … MATCH (Matching Alcoholism Treatments to Client Heteroge…

… published psychotherapy outcome studies, relying on the journal review process as one
step of quality control. We used several approaches to identify relevant published studies (cf. …

… do some studies reveal reliable differences in treatment efficacy, … designed studies might
reveal some client or treatment format … Additional studies would undoubtedly contribute to the …