Titlebook: Reducing Benzodiazepine Consumption; Psychological Contri Margaret A. Cormack,Michael E. Dewey,R. Glynn Owen Book 1989 Springer-Verlag New

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Resultsluded from the data analysis from that time onwards.Three patients were excluded from analysis within the first six months:(a) One patient in the control group was unwittingly requested to stopmedication by another GP in the practice and thus could not be classifiedas a control subject any longer. (

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Discussion other work has indicated a ratio of males to females of 1:2, this sample had a ratio of 1:5. An unpublished study (Deadman, 1984) of a similar population of GP patients in Mersey Region found a ratio of 1:3, males to females, of patients having been prescribed benzodiazepines in one year. Although

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Comments on the Workften these omissions may have been unavoidable, for example,most studies suffer some subject attrition. Nonetheless, a differentstyle of introduction of the psychologist and a firmer procedure forensuring that invitations to interview had been sent might have resultedin more interviews being achieve

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Discussiona known alcohol problem were excluded and these were more likely to be men (Madden, 1979). Unfortunately, no figures were kept on the number and gender of subjects who were excluded for this reason, although it is remembered that there were very few.

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Literature Reviewe therapeutic effectiveness of the drugs may be questioned, both in short-term use and in longer-term therapy which is often administered through repeat prescriptions. Effects of the drugs on psychomotor and cognitive performance indicate deficits which can affect normal day to day functioning.

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978-0-387-97035-6Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1989