From: 2, Evidence review and recommendations
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Reference | Participants | Intervention and comparator | Outcomes reported |
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ID: 2511 ID: 252 ID: 295(a) |
85 self-referred IBS-patients who self-declared to have had a previous diagnosis of IBS given by a physician and if they presently fulfilled the Rome III criteria for IBS. Stockholm. |
Intervention: CCBT-Mindfulness/Exposure (10-week CBT-protocol) With online therapist contact Comparator: Waitlist (online discussion forum) With online therapist contact |
10-week treatment period with 3-month follow-up online assessment. Outcomes (10-week and 3-month follow-up):
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ID: 209 |
61 IBS-patients consecutively recruited at a single gastroenterological clinic located in Stockholm, Sweden. Patients came to the clinic by referral or by self-referral. Stockholm. |
Intervention: CCBT-Mindfulness/Exposure (10-week CBT-protocol) With online therapist contact Comparator: Waitlist (online discussion forum) With online therapist contact | 10-week treatment period with 12-month follow-up online assessment.
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ID: 226 |
195 self-referred IBS-patients who self-declared to have had a previous diagnosis of IBS given by a physician and if they presently fulfilled the Rome III criteria for IBS. Stockholm. |
Intervention: CCBT-Mindfulness/Exposure (10-week CBT-protocol) With online therapist contact Comparator: Internet-delivered stress management (ISM) With online therapist contact |
10-week treatment period with 6-month follow-up online assessment. Outcomes (10-week and 3-month follow-up):
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ID: 219 |
75 women with IBS under the care of a physician recruited through an existing registry of IBS patients interested in participating in research studies. USA. |
Intervention: Mindfulness-based stress and pain management program (8 weekly 2-hour group session, plus one half-day retreat) Comparator: Social-support group | 8 weeks treatment period with 10-week post-outcome assessment and then 3-month follow-up.
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Zernicke (2012) ID: 1579 |
90 people who received a diagnosis of IBS by a gastroenterologist 90 people who received a diagnosis of IBS by a gastroenterologist Canada. |
Intervention: Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) (8 weekly group sessions) Comparator: Treatment as usual (TAU) (b) | 8-week treatment period with 6 months follow-up.
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ID: 454 |
54 IBS patients who self-reported that they had been diagnosed with IBS by a medical professional, but were not currently diagnosed with any other GI disorder. USA. |
Intervention: CCBT-Exposure (5-week treatment) Comparator: Waitlist control (basic self-monitoring, no other information provided) |
5-week treatment with 3-month follow-up (only incomplete 3-month data was reported). At 6-week assessment:
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ID: 1535 |
311 self-referred IBS patients who declared to have had a previous diagnosis of IBS given by a physician, presently fulfilled the Rome III-criteria for IBS. Sweden. |
Intervention: CCBT-Mindfulness (10-week CBT protocol) Comparator: | 10-week treatment with 6-month follow-up.
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3 publications of one study;
No definition for treatment as usual.
From: 2, Evidence review and recommendations
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