Malin Heiden, Camilla Bernild, Selina Kikkenborg Berg, Ilkay Dagyaran, Malene Missel, Signe Westh Christensen, Signe Stelling Risom, Ida Elisabeth Højskov
From expert to novice and back: a qualitative study of interprofessional collaboration and the experiences of frontline healthcare professionals during the first wave of COVID-19
BMC medical education
study replicated extended previous research regarding utility inferencebased approach iba study obsessivecompulsive disorder ocd iba model development ocd symptoms false reasoning one key features inferential confusiona form processing information individual accepts remote possibility based subjective evidence nonclinical sample study examined specificity relations expanded inferential confusion questionnaire icqev oc symptoms results icqev significantly predicted oc symptoms controlling general distress anxiety depression finding supports unique association inferential confusion ocd icqev stronger predictor certain oc symptoms scales obsessive beliefs questionnaire shown strong relations oc symptoms thus inferencebased cognitive appraisal models appear useful understanding ocd