Predictors of adherence to low support, computerised, cognitive remediation training in psychosis
作者： April Hargreaves , Rachael Dillon , Marco Castorina , Emilia Furey , J Walsh
DOI: 10.1080/17522439.2018.1522542
关键词: Cognition 、 Age of onset 、 Training programme 、 Psychology 、 Clinical psychology 、 Psychosis 、 Intervention (counseling) 、 Patient profile 、 Cognitive remediation therapy
摘要: Aim: To 1) establish adherence rates to a computerised, low support cognitive remediation (CR) training programme and 2) delineate clinical, psychological factors that predict CR. Method: A total of 48 participants with psychosis were asked complete eight weeks CR following comprehensive baseline assessment including factors. Rates analysed predicting established. Results: 54.4% completed meaningful amount (>300 min) five key variables observed correlate adherence: Full Scale IQ, age onset illness, positive symptoms (SAPS), therapeutic alliance (WAI) computer literacy. WAI SAPS shown be the most important those factors; combined they explained 25.7% variance in adherence, 20.1% which was accounted for by alone. Discussion: The current study provides patient profile likely adhere low-support CR. It also highlights importance alliance, despite majority occurring absence therapist. As such, it may well quality not quantity contact, best predicts intervention success.
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