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Service delivery Models and settings for delivery of services: Depression in adults: Evidence review A. London: National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE); 2022 Jun. (NICE Guideline, No. 222.)
Service delivery Models and settings for delivery of services: Depression in adults: Evidence review A.
Show detailsTable 5Summary of included studies for Comparison 4: Stepped care versus standard care for relapse prevention
| Study | Population | Intervention | Comparison | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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RCT Netherlands |
N=136 Baseline severity: Less severe Mean age (years): 65.6 Sex (% female): 72 Ethnicity (% BME): NR |
Stepped care relapse prevention programme Step 1: Watchful waiting for 6 weeks (no intervention offered) Step 2: Cognitive bibliotherapy for 6 weeks Step 3: Individual coping with depression course (12x weekly sessions of 45 mins) Step 4: Indicated treatment (referred to a physician/psychot herapist and treatment could consist of any intervention considered necessary) | Standard care |
Duration of programme contact (in months): 12 Outcomes:
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BME: black minority ethnic; N: number; NR: not reported; RCT: randomised controlled trial
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