Follow-up of adolescents treated in a psychiatric hospital: Operational solutions to some methodological problems of clinical research.

Sb, Lewis; Fd, Barnhart; Jt, Gossett; Va, Phillips

doi:10.1111/j.1939-0025.1975.tb01209.x

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“…The methodological issues most relevant to the examination of outcome of adolescents treated in psychiatric hospitals will be explored in detail in a subsequent paper. 21 Methodology varied in the thirteen follow-up studies located in a search of the psychiatric literature . 1 • �.…”

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Follow-up of adolescents treated in a psychiatric hospital: I. A review of studies.

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Lewis²,

Lewis³

et al. 1973

American Journal of Orthopsychiatry

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Book reviewed in this article: Ideally, programs for adolescents in psychiatric hospitals should be based on empirical studies of long‐term effectiveness of different treatment techniques. This paper reviews the literature and isolates six variables significantly related to long‐term outcome. Components of the process‐reactive variable are examined separately for predictive ability, and other variables that suggest directions for research are presented. Multivariate research designs examining combinations of refined outcome predictors are suggested.

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