对于精神病患者的不同寻常的感官体验进行数字交付的治疗:现实世界的服务评估研究

Robert Dudley1,2, Lucy O'Grady1, Nina Cioroboiu1

  • 1Early Intervention in Psychosis Services, Cumbria, Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK.

概括

管理不寻常的感官体验 (MUSE),一种简短的心理病数字治疗,显著减少了幻觉和偏执. 由助理心理学家提供,这种可访问的干预改善了生活质量,适合更广泛的采用.

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