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As seen in: Color Research & Application, Evidence-Based Mental Health, Taylor & Francis Online, Implementation Science, The Lancet, Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja, The British Journal of Psychiatry
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Full article: Mapping the relation between trials methodology and practice-based evidence in the real world of smaller effects: Generalizability and research recommendations

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By Michael Barkham, David R Saxon, Gillian Hardy, Jaime Delgadillo
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Objective To address the generalizability of results from trials (evidence-based practice) to routine practice (practice-based evidence), focusing on smaller therapist effects and differential treatment effects. Method We utilized data from a pragmatic trial comparing cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and person-centered experiential therapy (PCET) as well as routine outcome data from all patients in the clinical organization in which the trial was embedded.
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De Cuzco a San Sebastián en el siglo XVI: una hija mestiza de Martín Pérez de Murguía

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By Michael Barkham
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
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Overcoming the Scourge of Missing Data in Psychotherapy Trials-Reply

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By Clara Strauss, Michael Barkham, Anna-Marie Bibby-Jones
| jamanetwork.com
Overcoming the Scourge of Missing Data in Psychotherapy Trials—Reply In Reply In their letter, Clark and colleagues raise the issue of missing data and recommend using routinely collected session-by-session data, as is available in the English NHS Talking Therapies (previously, Improving Access to Psychological Therapies) program. Although, in principle, we agree with this aspiration, such a method generates specific threats to data integrity.
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