2011
DOI: 10.1038/ajg.2011.139
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Internet-Delivered Exposure-Based Treatment vs. Stress Management for Irritable Bowel Syndrome: A Randomized Trial

Abstract: Internet-delivered CBT has specific effects that cannot be attributed only to treatment credibility, expectancy of improvement, therapeutic alliance, or attention. Furthermore, a treatment based on exposure exercises specifically tailored for IBS may be a better treatment option than general stress and symptom management for IBS patients. ICBT is a promising treatment modality for IBS as it can be offered to IBS patients in much larger scale than conventional psychological treatments.

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“…In addition, a high level of education was found. This finding is in line with other online psychotherapy studies (e.g., Ljótsson, Hedman et al, 2011). Future research should reinvestigate the TAQ in different samples, in particular in acute tinnitus sufferers, in samples with lower/higher distress, and in samples not assessed via the Internet.…”
Section: M=4024 Sd=1223)supporting
confidence: 70%
“…In addition, a high level of education was found. This finding is in line with other online psychotherapy studies (e.g., Ljótsson, Hedman et al, 2011). Future research should reinvestigate the TAQ in different samples, in particular in acute tinnitus sufferers, in samples with lower/higher distress, and in samples not assessed via the Internet.…”
Section: M=4024 Sd=1223)supporting
confidence: 70%
“…For example, a 2014 editorial about guided Internet-delivered CBT noted that therapists spent about 10 minutes per patient per week, 45 and in one RCT investigating Internet-delivered CBT for irritable bowel syndrome, six therapists treated 195 patients simultaneously. 46 In addition, a 2009 review of what makes Internet-delivered CBT effective stated that asynchronous therapist communications are advantageous because they minimize the need for immediate availability. 7 A 2014 review discussing the advantages and limitations of Internet-delivered CBT noted that the incorporation of questionnaires, homework and self-assessments allowed the patient's progress and outcome to be easily monitored.…”
Section: What Are the Advantages Of Internet-delivered Cbt Over Face-mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The authors determined that the probability of Internetdelivered CBT being efficacious at a lower cost was 79.5% at a willingness-to-pay of US$0. Two studies compared a 10-module Internet-delivered CBT program with a stress-management strategy 46 or an Internet chat forum 48 for irritable bowel syndrome. The authors calculated a societal cost reduction of about US$16 000 and US$39 000 per patient compared with forum and stress-manage-…”
Section: Is Internet-delivered Cbt Cost-effective?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is suggested that some patients do not understand the cognitive behavior model as applying to them and are thus unlikely to engage in CBT [61] . As this is a therapy which makes significant demands on patients' time, some Lynch et al [52] Canada 21 CBT Heymann-Monnikes et al [53] Germany 20 CBT Sanders et al [54] United States 28 CBT Hunt et al [55] United States 54 CBT Moss-Morris et al [56] England 64 CBT Craske et al [40] United States 110 CBT Ljotsson et al [57] Sweden 195 CBT Ljotsson et al [58] Sweden 61 CBT Oerlemans et al [59] The Netherlands 75 CBT CBT: Cognitive-behavioral therapy.…”
Section: Potential Problemsmentioning
confidence: 99%