Treatment Recruitment and Retention of Geriatric Participants With Hoarding Disorder.
Treatment Recruitment and Retention of Geriatric Participants With Hoarding Disorder.
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患有囤积症的老年参与者的治疗招募和保留。
DOI：
10.1080/07317115.2015.1032467
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发表时间：
2015
影响因子：
2.8
通讯作者：
Strickland,Katrina
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作者：
Ayers,CatherineR;Dozier,MaryE;Mayes,TinaL;Espejo,EmmanuelP;Wilson,Ariel;Iqbal,Yasmeen;Strickland,Katrina
本研究描述了255名潜在参与者的初次接触，63名参与者的招募和57名参与者的保留，这些参与者来自三个老年囤积障碍（HD）研究。HD患者很容易从社区招募，主要是通过使用临床医生推荐和张贴传单，尽管缺乏参与补偿，但患者流量稳定。与晚年情绪和焦虑障碍的治疗结果相反，老年HD患者在临床研究治疗研究中大部分被保留。结果表明，老年HD患者可以参与治疗。参与者通常需要研究人员提供实质性的支持，包括非正式的动机访谈和解决问题，安排和参加初次访问。
This study describes the initial contact of 255 potential participants, recruitment of 63 participants, and retention of 57 participants from three geriatric Hoarding Disorder (HD) studies. Patients with HD were easily recruited from the community, primarily through the use of clinician referrals and posted flyers, as evidenced by steady patient flow despite lack of compensation for participation. Contrary to treatment outcomes of late life mood and anxiety disorders, geriatric HD patients are largely retained in clinical research treatment studies. Results demonstrate that older adults with HD can be engaged in treatment. Participants often needed the study staff to provide substantial support, including informal motivational interviewing and problem solving, in scheduling and attending the initial visit.