Asia-Pacific psychiatry : official journal of the Pacific Rim College of Psychiatrists · 2016
The relationships between symptoms and quality of life over the course of cognitive-behavioral therapy for panic disorder in Japan.
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Ogawa Sei, Kondo Masaki, Okazaki Jynya, Imai Risa, Ino Keiko, Furukawa Toshi A, Akechi Tatsuo
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INTRODUCTION: This study examined the relationships between changes in symptoms and changes in quality of life (QOL) during cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) for panic disorder (PD).
METHODS: We treated 198 PD patients with group CBT in Japan. Using multiple regression analysis, we examined the associations between changes in QOL and changes in PD symptoms or comorbid psychological symptoms during CBT.
RESULTS: Changes in anticipatory anxiety, agoraphobic fear/avoidance, and somatization were significant predictors of changes in some aspects of QOL.
DISCUSSION: It might be useful to decrease somatization, anticipatory anxiety, and agoraphobic fear to improve QOL in CBT for PD.
METHODS: We treated 198 PD patients with group CBT in Japan. Using multiple regression analysis, we examined the associations between changes in QOL and changes in PD symptoms or comorbid psychological symptoms during CBT.
RESULTS: Changes in anticipatory anxiety, agoraphobic fear/avoidance, and somatization were significant predictors of changes in some aspects of QOL.
DISCUSSION: It might be useful to decrease somatization, anticipatory anxiety, and agoraphobic fear to improve QOL in CBT for PD.