- Mental health benchmarks in the United States: An unheeded call to action.en 04/06/2026 a las 00:00
Despite longstanding calls for standardized benchmarks in U.S. outpatient mental health care, none are widely adopted, limiting the ability to evaluate outcomes, compare providers, and advance measurement-based care (MBC). Benchmarks—defined as […]
- Investigating craving as an indicator of early response to buprenorphine treatment among adults with opioid use disorder.en 04/06/2026 a las 00:00
Objective: Reduction of craving is a key mechanism of buprenorphine treatment for opioid use disorder but has not been examined as an indicator of early response versus nonresponse. We aimed to (a) identify cut points for craving in the first week […]
- Complete delivery matters: Multilevel complier average causal effect analysis of universal mental health curricula in two randomized controlled trials in U.K. schools.en 04/06/2026 a las 00:00
Objective: Complete implementation is assumed in intention-to-treat analyses of universal, school-based mental health literacy curricula, but implementation data routinely reveal program delivery is often incomplete (or in extreme cases, no […]
- Dysfunctional attitudes in cognitive–behavioral therapy and antidepressant pharmacotherapy for adult depression: A systematic review and meta-analysis of individual participant data.en 04/06/2026 a las 00:00
Objectives: Dysfunctional attitudes (DA) constitute a vulnerability factor for depression that might be most effectively targeted with cognitive–behavioral therapy (CBT), but evidence is inconclusive. This individual participant data meta-analysis […]
- Effectiveness of stepped counseling on depression in distressed family caregivers of older adults: A randomized pragmatic trial (ReDiCare).en 04/06/2026 a las 00:00
Objective: The high prevalence of depressive symptoms among family caregivers of older adults dependent on care highlights the need for interventions for reducing depression. Stepped-care approaches of evidence-based interventions have not yet been […]
- Effect of third-wave cognitive behavioral therapy in adults with acquired brain injury: A systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials.en 04/06/2026 a las 00:00
Objective: Third-wave cognitive behavioral therapies may be beneficial for relieving psychological symptoms in adults with acquired brain injury, but no comprehensive overview and pooled estimate of their effects exist. We conducted a systematic […]