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Cost-effectiveness analysis of a randomized study of depression treatment options in primary care suggests stepped-care treatment may have economic benefits
This analysis, published in BMC Psychiatry, aimed to determine cost-effectiveness of a stepped-care pathway for depression in adults in primary care versus standard care (SC), treatment-as-usual (TAU), and online cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT).
Publication Type: Journal Articles
Year of Publication: 2019
Topics: Health Economics / Healthcare Costs, Mental Health, Therapy
Authors: Charles Yan, Katherine Rittenbach, Sepideh Souri, Peter H. Silverstone
Journal Title: BMC Psychiatry