A secondary exploratory study of associations between patient- and clinician-reported clinical outcomes and fidelity for four evidence-based psychosis treatments
Exploratory analysis finds no positive relationships between fidelity and patient-reported outcomes in psychosis treatment, indicating need for larger samples.
Key Points
No positive associations found between fidelity and patient-reported outcomes after 6 to 12 months.
Improvements observed in clinical outcomes, specifically in BASIS-24 and HoNOS measures.
Analysis of data from a randomized controlled trial involving a cohort of 325 patients over six months periods.
Findings highlight challenges in establishing fidelity's impact due to sample size and trial design factors.