The role of specific and non-specific factors in a brief group psychological intervention for psychological distress: a randomised clinical trial
Dharani Keyan,
Katie Dawson,
Suzanna Azevedo
et al.
Abstract:AimsAlthough brief psychological interventions in low-and-middle-income-countries have been shown to be effective, they have typically been tested against usual or enhanced usual care (EUC). This design has precluded delineation of the role of specific and non-specific factors in influencing symptom reduction outcomes. This study evaluates the impact of a group psychological intervention (adapted version of WHO’s Problem Management Plus; PM+; titledCoping with COVID) against non-directive group Supportive Coun… Show more
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