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Improving the steps toward better, cost-effective PTSD treatment
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is estimated to affect 3.9% of the global population, and stepped care can improve access to PTSD treatments by matching clients to a treatment type that best suits their needs.
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Post‑traumatic stress disorder affects roughly 3.9 % of people worldwide, and stepped‑care models aim to broaden treatment access by aligning patients with the appropriate intensity of therapy. Current research highlights a lack of consensus on which specific interventions to include, the criteria for escalating patients to higher‑intensity care, and which individuals should begin with more intensive treatment.
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