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This study examines uptake and attrition for internet based treatments for panic disorder and depression in Israel The primary benefits of this work will be a) in providing better understanding of ICBT for panic disorder and depression outcomes. Both panic and depression are heavy public health burdens, associated with a significant market potential for both therapeutic and diagnostic uses. b) In providing compatible scale to measure the working alliance during internet-based treatment.


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The current study examines ICBT for panic and depression in Israel. Compelling evidence regarding the efficacy of ICBT has been reported for the treatment of depression and various anxiety disorders (Mayo-Wilson & Montgomery; 2013). This the first study to examine ICBT for panic and depression in Israel. The primary focus will be on treatment outcomes (symptom reduction and improved functioning), attrition, and acceptability and comparing outcomes to previous studies of face to face and internet treatments, including on the main proposed mechanism of change; interpretation of bodily sensations via the BBSIQ. The efficacy of ICBT has been established in many studies, but is insufficient for implementation without adaptation to local cultural needs and language. We will also examine changes in healthcare utilization and costs according to the results. For the full programs of the current study see: https://www.iterapi.se/sites/icbt_israel and https://www.iterapi.se/sites/depression_israel/ The limited role of the therapist in ICBT is mainly to allow greater scaling. a second goal of the current study is to fill this gap by examining different aspects of the alliance with treatment outcomes and attrition using a newly developed self-report measure, the Internet Patient Experiences and Attunement Responsiveness (I-PEAR). We propose that the I-PEAR and its subscales (I-PEAR program; hereafter I-PEARp, I-PEAR therapist; hereafter I-PEARt; and Therapist-rated I-PEAR; hereafter thI-PEAR) will explain more variance of the outcome and dropouts than traditional scales (i.e., WAI-6, WAI-T). In the current study we examined the relationship between the alliance measures to treatment outcomes and attrition. Alll secondary measures will be examined in terms of change and how their change is related to change in symptoms (PDSS, ASI, MI in panic, PHQ, HAM-D in depression). These analyses include changes in attachment, insight, and emotions. Research is limited about the role of insight in panic disorder, therefore another secondary aim of this study is to examine the role of clinical (i.e., SAIQ and SAI) and cognitive insight (i.e., BCIS and BABS) in panic disorder, if they change and their relationship to symptom severity (i.e., PDSS, ASI, MI), symptom change, and correlates (e.g., cognitive flexibility, metacognition, jumping to conclusions, and implicit theories). Secondary studies will examine changes in self-criticism, emotion preferences and goals, sexual functioning, and curiosity and their relationship to outcomes. ;


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NCT number NCT04659577
Study type Interventional
Source Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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Status Completed
Phase N/A
Start date November 1, 2016
Completion date January 31, 2022

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