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1 and rehabilitation (7 RCTs), behavioral and psychoeducational (3 RCTs), integrative medicine (4 RCTs
2 t mild degrees of hearing loss on children's psychoeducational and psychosocial development and the s
3 of even mild degrees of hearing loss on the psychoeducational and psychosocial outcomes of children.
4 PEEPS Mobile intervention contains 21 online psychoeducational and skill-building modules, which part
5 ioning significantly more rapidly than did a psychoeducational and supportive approach with no such e
7 activity and rehabilitation, behavioral and psychoeducational, and integrative medicine) (low SOE) l
8 ovide a narrative review of pharmacological, psychoeducational/behavioral, and neuromodulation treatm
9 ion of food addiction in patients and inform psychoeducational, cognitive-behavioral, and/or pharmaco
10 pert input, and it delivers disease-tailored psychoeducational content about the effects of alcohol u
12 non-medical health worker, which included a psychoeducational group intervention, structured and sys
14 -behavioral group therapy, named Interactive Psychoeducational Group Therapy, in reducing primary sym
15 tion of mental healthcare with primary care; psychoeducational initiatives focused on families and br
23 rticipants were randomly assigned (1:1) to a psychoeducational intervention provided by community hea
26 controlled trial examined the efficacy of a psychoeducational intervention to reduce FCR and improve
28 nclusion This newly developed evidence-based psychoeducational intervention was effective in reducing
29 y trained intervention nurses and received a psychoeducational intervention, were taught how to use a
31 a multisite, randomized, controlled trial of psychoeducational interventions for breast cancer patien
32 cial interventions include support groups or psychoeducational interventions for caregivers of dement
33 tment for a multicenter, randomized trial of psychoeducational interventions for facilitating transit
36 This review aims to determine the impact of psychoeducational interventions on the outcomes of careg
37 onducted in America and China, reported that psychoeducational interventions significantly reduced de
39 pare the sustained effects of two cognitive, psychoeducational preventive interventions for families
40 including the following: a structured group psychoeducational program, monthly telephone monitoring
41 that participation of a significant other in psychoeducational programs does not have only positive e
42 aches between primary and mental healthcare, psychoeducational programs, and technological innovation
45 The intervention comprised a newly developed psychoeducational resource and three telephone-based psy
46 educational brochure, an initial phone-based psychoeducational session with a health coach, a follow-