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. 2021 Feb 15;23(3):624–639. doi: 10.1007/s10903-021-01151-5

Table 5.

Outcomes (2) (Standard deviation in brackets)

Study Measure CBT Pre-intervention mean (SD) CBT Post-intervention mean (SD) Statistically significant? Control Pre-intervention mean (SD) Control Post-intervention mean (SD) Statistically significant? Clinically Significant? Follow up
Pfeiffer et al. (2017) CATS 27.6(7.88) 20.7(6.30)

Yes

Large effect (d = 0.97, p < 0.001)

Average remained clinical PTSD, 10 children became subclinical None
Pfeiffer et al. (2018)

-CATS

PHQ-8

− 29.97 (1.22)

− 11.52(0.71)

− 23.53(1.77)

− 8.25 (0.75)

Yes (d = 0.61, p < 0.003), medium effect size

Yes (d = 0.67, p < 0.02), medium effect size

-31.85(1.23)

− 11.47(0.71)

-30.27(1.73)

11.76(0.76)

No

no

No No
Sarkadi et al. (2017)

-CRIES-8

-MADRS-S

− 29.02(6.33)

− 29.26(10.34)

− 25.93(5.96)

− 23.39(10.44)

Yes (p < 0.017)

Yes

(p < 0.001)

No no
Schottelkorb et al. (2012) UCLA-PTSD 27.75(6.18) 20.5(13)

Yes (p = 0.01)

Large effect (n2 = 0.43, p < 0.001)

27.14(12.16) 17.57(14.09) Yes (p = 0.01) PTSD reduced to subclinical None
Tsoupas (2011)

CDI-S

RCMAS

0.82(1.08)

9.18(5.42)

0.73(0.90)

5.73(3.44)

No (p = 0.85)

No (p = 0.09)

0.80(0.79)

5.40(2.55)

0.90(1.60)

3.50(3.44)

No (p > 0.05)

No (p > 0.05)

Remained with sub-clinical anxiety and depression scores None
Unterhitzenberger et al. (2015) CAPS-CA

52

SD not reported

14.5

SD not reported

Yes (p < 0.001) PTSD reduced to subclinical None
Unterhitzenberger & Rosner (2016)

CAPS-CA

UCLA-PTSD

CDI

SCARED

50

37

21

14

5

6

16

17

Only 1 individual PTSD, depression and anxiety reduced to subclinical Improvement maintained at 6 months
Unterhitzenberger et al. (2019)

-CATS

-MFQ

− 30.58 (7.16)

− 13.32 (4.26)

− 20.16 (11.63)

− 5.63 (4.52)

Yes (p > 0.03)

large effect size (d = 1.75)

Yes (p < 0.001) large effect size (d = 1.75)

Yes Yes- immediate, 6 weeks and 6 months
Vickers (2005) PDS 42 9 Only 1 individual PTSD scores reduced to subclinical None