@CVolkmannMD And also according to this IPD MA: https://t.co/uGEhdZa42u
Efficacy of Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy in Prevention of Depressive Relapse: An Individual Patient Data Meta-analysis From Randomized Trials.
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Discussions reflect a general agreement with the article’s findings, with posts mentioning previous meta-analyses and the benefits of group-based MBCT, highlighting its importance in relapse prevention. The tone ranges from supportive to inquisitive, with phrases like 'consistent results' and 'shown to help prevent relapse' emphasizing the perceived relevance and potential impact of the research.
Most discussions acknowledge the positive findings of the meta-analysis supporting MBCT's role in preventing depressive relapse.
Participants show moderate curiosity, referencing previous studies and the significance of non-drug interventions.
Comments contain some references to research methods and previous evidence, indicating a moderate level of engagement.
The discussions suggest the article could influence clinical considerations, as users emphasize MBCT's benefits and its validation through meta-analyses.
Abstract in brief
- Relapse prevention in recurrent depression is a major public health issue, and while antidepressants are the standard treatment, finding effective non-drug therapies like mindfulness-based cognitive therapy (MBCT) could be beneficial.
- A meta-analysis was conducted to compare the efficacy of MBCT against usual care and other treatments, focusing on randomized trials that included patients with recurrent depression in remission.
- The analysis reviewed 2555 studies, narrowing down to 10 studies with adequate patient data, with a total of 1258 participants involved, highlighting the need for further research into nonpharmacological options for depression management.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyRT @HengartnerMP: The results of the new meta-analysis confirm and replicate the findings of various previous studies, all consistently sho…
RT @HengartnerMP: @CVolkmannMD And also according to this IPD MA: https://t.co/uGEhdZa42u
RT @HengartnerMP: The results of the new meta-analysis confirm and replicate the findings of various previous studies, all consistently sho…
RT @HengartnerMP: The results of the new meta-analysis confirm and replicate the findings of various previous studies, all consistently sho…
@SameiHuda @RealJesseLuke @notchuraverage1 @Newtherapisthub @MarkLRuffalo @dawso007 Correct MBCT is often group based and has been shown to help prevent depression relapse which was the original motivator in it's creation. Here is a 2016 Meta-Analysis showing benefit in depression relapse:
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@Psicofrank1 @spirtualhunger @ecabanasd @FerranSuay Meta-análisis y revisiones sistemáticas: https://t.co/wn7WniCZqf https://t.co/UCvM5gpbVg https://t.co/1VCelqOEYf https://t.co/LcOI1tDwNz
RT @HengartnerMP: The results of the new meta-analysis confirm and replicate the findings of various previous studies, all consistently sho…
RT @HengartnerMP: The results of the new meta-analysis confirm and replicate the findings of various previous studies, all consistently sho…
RT @HengartnerMP: The results of the new meta-analysis confirm and replicate the findings of various previous studies, all consistently sho…
RT @HengartnerMP: The results of the new meta-analysis confirm and replicate the findings of various previous studies, all consistently sho…
RT @HengartnerMP: The results of the new meta-analysis confirm and replicate the findings of various previous studies, all consistently sho…
RT @HengartnerMP: The results of the new meta-analysis confirm and replicate the findings of various previous studies, all consistently sho…
RT @HengartnerMP: The results of the new meta-analysis confirm and replicate the findings of various previous studies, all consistently sho…
RT @HengartnerMP: The results of the new meta-analysis confirm and replicate the findings of various previous studies, all consistently sho…
RT @HengartnerMP: The results of the new meta-analysis confirm and replicate the findings of various previous studies, all consistently sho…
RT @HengartnerMP: The results of the new meta-analysis confirm and replicate the findings of various previous studies, all consistently sho…
RT @HengartnerMP: The results of the new meta-analysis confirm and replicate the findings of various previous studies, all consistently sho…
RT @HengartnerMP: The results of the new meta-analysis confirm and replicate the findings of various previous studies, all consistently sho…
RT @HengartnerMP: The results of the new meta-analysis confirm and replicate the findings of various previous studies, all consistently sho…
RT @HengartnerMP: The results of the new meta-analysis confirm and replicate the findings of various previous studies, all consistently sho…
RT @HengartnerMP: The results of the new meta-analysis confirm and replicate the findings of various previous studies, all consistently sho…
@SameiHuda @RealJesseLuke @notchuraverage1 @Newtherapisthub @MarkLRuffalo @dawso007 Correct MBCT is often group based and has been shown to help prevent depression relapse which was the original motivator in it's creation. Here is a 2016 Meta-Analysis showing benefit in depression relapse:
RT @HengartnerMP: @CVolkmannMD And also according to this IPD MA: https://t.co/uGEhdZa42u
@CVolkmannMD And also according to this IPD MA: https://t.co/uGEhdZa42u
「マインドフルネスベースの認知療法はうつ病再発予防に効果的」 Efficacy of Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy in Prevention of Depressive Relapse https://t.co/3FvKhehGlP