Implementing cognitive behavior therapy for chronic fatigue syndrome in mental health care: a costs and outcomes analysis

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27 May 2014

Tom Kindlon | Oct 24 2013 18:10 EST(contd.)In a review of CFS treatments, Whiting et al6 recommended objective outcome measures be used: "Outcomes such as "improvement," in which participants were…

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27 May 2014

Tom Kindlon | Oct 24 2013 18:08 ESTIn a comment,1 I pointed out that the thresholds for recovery using were set very low. However it is useful to investigate the other data to see what it might say…

Tom Kindlon | Oct 24 2013 18:18 EST(This follows on from an earlier comment that I thought was already long enough)Some of the calculations in this study use in the study use the recovery rate of 37%..

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27 May 2014

Tom Kindlon | Jan 08 2014 00:23 EST(I originally posted this as a comment here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6963/8/175/comments...

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Tom Kindlon | Oct 24 2013 18:24 ESTI find it strange that in this paper, there is no mention of: "Determinants of health care use in chronic fatigue syndrome patients: a cross-sectional study...