A Feasibility Study of a Novel Work-focused Relational Group CBT Treatment Programme for Moderate to Severe Recurrent Depression.

Keyphrases

• Antidepressants 33%
• Beck Depression inventory-II (BDI-II) 33%
• CBT Treatment 100%
• Client Heterogeneity 33%
• Clinical Practice 33%
• Cognitive Behavior 33%
• Coping Self-efficacy 33%
• Data Heterogeneity 33%
• Depression Score 66%
• Depression Severity 33%
• Depressive Symptoms 66%
• End of Therapy 33%
• Generalisability 33%
• Group CBT 100%
• Hamilton Depression Rating Scale (HAM-D) 33%
• Health-related Quality of Life 33%
• Instrument Validation 33%
• Interdisciplinary Work 33%
• Interpersonal Problems 100%
• Job Retention 100%
• Medical Theory 33%
• Middle-aged Women 33%
• Minimal Clinically Important Difference 33%
• Missing Data 33%
• Moderate to Severe 100%
• Occupational Stress 33%
• Occupational Therapists 66%
• Positive Outcomes 66%
• Psychological Distress 33%
• Psychotherapeutic Interventions 33%
• Psychotherapy 33%
• Recurrent Depression 100%
• Remission 33%
• Severe Depression 66%
• Statistical Analysis 33%
• Statistical Power 33%
• Stress Psychological 33%
• Theoretical Integration 33%
• Therapist 33%
• Treatment Programs 100%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Antidepressant 50%
• Client 100%
• Clinical Practice 50%
• Depression 100%
• Distress Syndrome 50%
• Drug Therapy 50%
• Minimal Clinically Important Difference 50%
• Occupational Therapist 100%
• Remission 50%
• Self-Efficacy 50%
• Weakness 50%

Psychology

• Depression 100%
• Psychological Distress 50%
• Self-Efficacy 50%
• Severe Depression 100%
• Statistical Analysis 50%