Psychiatry Research
 2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.psychres.2023.115163
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Trauma measures for use with psychosis populations: A systematic review of psychometric properties using COSMIN

Nicola D. Airey1,
Christopher D. Taylor2,
Anvita Vikram3
et al.
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“…Limitations included unblinded assessments, no follow up and no assessment of impact on psychosis symptoms. Better idiosyncratic measurement of psychosis‐related trauma would improve our understanding regarding effectiveness, although it is acknowledged that there are no instruments specifically designed to measure this (Airey et al, 2023). Informally, participants reported that they would have liked the intervention to have been longer.…”
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Attachment‐focused iMAgery therapy for PSychosis (A‐iMAPS): A case series targeting psychosis‐related trauma

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Berry
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2023
British J Clinic Psychol
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“…Limitations included unblinded assessments, no follow up and no assessment of impact on psychosis symptoms. Better idiosyncratic measurement of psychosis‐related trauma would improve our understanding regarding effectiveness, although it is acknowledged that there are no instruments specifically designed to measure this (Airey et al, 2023). Informally, participants reported that they would have liked the intervention to have been longer.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%

Attachment‐focused iMAgery therapy for PSychosis (A‐iMAPS): A case series targeting psychosis‐related trauma

Airey
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Berry
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,
Taylor
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2023
British J Clinic Psychol
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Heparin as a Potential Therapeutic Substance for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder

Kondashevskaya,
Artemyeva,
Aleksankina
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Bull Exp Biol Med
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Trauma und Psychose

Hasan,
Maier,
Pross
2023
InFo Neurologie
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