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After controlling for covariates of survival time, we found that participants as...
What this article backs
- Interpersonal Social Rhythm Therapy Circadian Rhythm Disruption
- Interpersonal Social Rhythm Therapy Relapse Rate
- Interpersonal Social Rhythm Therapy decreases Circadian Rhythm Disruption.
- Interpersonal Social Rhythm Therapy decreases Relapse Rate.
In its own words
After controlling for covariates of survival time, we found that participants assigned to IPSRT in the acute treatment phase survived longer without a new affective episode (P = .01), irrespective of maintenance treatment assignment.
Participants in the IPSRT group had higher regularity of social rhythms at the end of acute treatment.
