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Zijn de resultaten van randomized clinical trials (RCT’s) naar de effectiviteit van cognitieve gedragstherapie generaliseerbaar naar de klinische praktijk?
Samenvatting
Cognitieve gedragstherapie is de eerste keus behandeling voor veel stoornissen. Deze richtlijnen zijn in belangrijke mate gebaseerd op de resultaten van randomised clinical trials (RCT's). Hoewel RCT's als de gouden standaard beschouwd worden, gaat het bij RCT's vaak om efficacy trials in plaats van effectiveness trials. In dit artikel wordt besproken in hoeverre de resultaten uit gerandomiseerde efficacy studies generaliseerbaar zijn naar de klinische praktijk. Resultaten van effectiviteitsonderzoek in de klinische praktijk (‘Benchmark studies') laten over het algemeen positieve resultaten voor psychologische behandelingen zien, maar de effecten zijn doorgaans iets minder gunstig dan in efficacy trials. Een overzicht van recente RCT's in Behaviour Research & Therapy en Behavior Therapy laat zien dat in de meeste RCT's patiënten worden behandeld die vaak gekenmerkt worden door comorbide stoornissen. Ook het beeld dat therapeuten in RCT's hoogopgeleide en streng gesuperviseerde behandelaars zijn dient op grond van dit overzicht bijgesteld te worden. De modale therapeut in de meeste RCTs heeft zeker niet meer ervaring dan de gemiddelde behandelaar in de GGZ.
Summary
Can the results of randomized efficacy trials be generalized to clinical practice?
According to clinical guidelines cognitive-behavior therapy is the treatment of choice for many disorders. These clinical guidelines are primarily based on the results of randomised clinical trials (RCTs). Although RCTs are generally considered the gold standard, most RCTs can be characterized as efficacy trials rather than as effectiveness trials. In this paper is discussed to which extent the results of randomized efficacy trials can be generalized to clinical practice. Results of effectiveness trials in clinical practice (‘Benchmark studies') are generally positive, although the effects are slightly less than those of efficacy trials. A review of recent RCTs published in Behaviour Research & Therapy en Behavior Therapy reveals that in most RCTs patients are treated who are often characterized by comorbid disorders. The modal therapist in recent RCTs is not more experienced than the modal therapist in mental health practice.
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