American Psychologist · 1996 · 162 citations · 15 references
Treatment-focused research is concerned with the establishment of the comparative efficacy and effectiveness of clinical interventions, aggregated over groups of patients. The authors introduce and illustrate a new paradigm-patient-focused research-that is concerned with the monitoring of an individual's progress over the course of treatment and the feedback of this information to the practitioner, supervisor, or case manager.
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Journal of Psychotherapy Practice and Research
Clark D. Terrell · JAMA · 1993 · 1.7K citations
Psychotherapy, Clinical Health Psychology, Mental Health +18
The dose–effect relationship in psychotherapy.
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