Review protocol

Topic

Interventions/ epidemiology

Review question(s)

Welke overige systeeminterventies en interventies gericht op naasten zijn effectief bij persoonlijkheidsstoornissen?

 Sub-question(s)

 

 Objectives

Relatieve efficacy van verschillende systeeminterventies en interventies gericht op naasten

Criteria for considering studies for the review
  • Types of participants

People with a personality disorder
  • Intervention

Verschillende typen systeeminterventies/interventies gericht op naasten
  • Comparator

Treatment as usual (TAU) or other treatment

Waiting list or no treatment

Comparison with one or multiple other artistic-therapeutic treatments1

 

1NB with this comparator no conclusions can be drawn with respect to efficacy of individual treatment.
  • Critical outcomes

-
  • Important outcomes

Symptomatic recovery

Social recovery

Attrition (surrogate for adverse events)

Well-being

 

End of treatment and follow-up measurements
  • Time

Studies of any duration were included
  • Study design

Systematic reviews and meta-analyses
  • Dosage

-
  • Study setting/country

Including primary, secondary, tertiary health and social

care and healthcare settings

Search strategy

Databases searched: Pubmed, PsycInfo, Cochrane database

of systematic reviews

Date limiters: from 01-01-2010

Other limiters: Only English, German and Dutch articles

Study design filter used

Yes. Systematische reviews and meta-analyses

Question specific search strategy

No

 

Searching other resources

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The review strategy

The information specialist will carry out the search strategy. The reviewer(s) will select the studies in two phases, based on the ‘Criteria for considering studies for the review’ above:

1. Based on title and abstract. When included or in doubt:

2. based on full text.

A second reviewer is available for cross-checking, help and advice.

 

If a recent, well performed systematic review appropriate to the review question is found, it will not be supplemented with studies published since the review.

 

Certainty of all outcomes will be assessed using GRADE. Results are summarised and described narratively.

Note.