Treatment agreement, adherence, and outcome in cognitive behavioral treatments for insomnia.

Lu Dong; Adriane M. Soehner; Lynda Bélanger; Charles M. Morin; Allison G Harvey

doi:10.1037/ccp0000269

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Greater patient agreement and adherence (therapist ratings and ABS) during treatment predicted better treatment outcome. Therapist-rated treatment agreement and adherence correspond well with patient-reported sleep diary-derived adherence measure. These simple, deployable therapist-rated patient agreement and adherence can potentially be useful for treatments for other disorders. (PsycINFO Database Record

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