CHRONICITY OF SYMPTOMS IN COMBAT VETERANS WITH PTSD TREATED BY THE VA MENTAL-HEALTH SYSTEM

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FRUEH, BC
MIRABELLA, RF
CHOBOT, K
FOSSEY, MD
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[1] Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston
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10.2466/pr0.1994.75.2.843
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B84 [心理学];
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04 ; 0402 ;
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Self-report questionnaire data, collected at two stages of treatment, are presented for a group of 40 combat veterans with PTSD treated within the VA mental health system. Patients completed the Beck Depression Inventory, Mississippi Scale, and Dissociative Experiences Scale prior to treatment at a PTSD outpatient clinic and at midtreatment follow-up. Patients' symptom reports at follow-up were not correlated with length of time in treatment. Further, results suggest that patients' self-reported symptoms on these measures do not show evidence of improvement after entry into the VA mental health system. Explanations for this apparent chronicity of symptoms are discussed.
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