Secondary outcome Change in symptomology Change in symptomology domain (measures) over time: over time: - Modified PTSD - PCL-M Symptom (MPSS) - BDI - BAI - DASS - BDI - IIRS - Assessment of Current Functioning (ACF) Comfort with technology: - Distance Communication Comfort (DCCS) - Videoconferencing Telepresence Scale (VTS) - Videoconference Therapy Questionnaires (VT-Q) Setting and sample American veterans with Adults with PTSD. American veterans with American veterans with characteristics PTSD or subthreshold N=48 (39.6% male, mean combat-related PTSD. PTSD. PTSD. age of 42.5) N=47 (94% male, mean N=89 (~90% male, mean N=31 (92.5% male, mean age of 39). age of 45) age of 30.4) Participants (I) N=18 N=16 N=12 N=62 Participants (C) N=13 N=32 N=35 N=27 No significant differences No significant differences No significant differences No significant differences between the groups at between the groups at between the groups at between the groups at baseline were reported. baseline were reported. baseline were reported. baseline were reported. Summary of the results A significant overall effect A significant overall effect Participants in both A significant overall effect of time was observed, of time was observed, groups were found to of time was observed, suggesting a decline in suggesting a decline in experience significant suggesting a decline in the frequency and the frequency and clinical improvements the frequency and over time. However, the effect size for the
Secondary outcome domain (measures) Change in symptomology over time: - Modified PTSD Symptom (MPSS) - BAI - BDI - Assessment of Current Functioning (ACF) Comfort with technology: - Distance Communication Comfort (DCCS) - Videoconferencing Telepresence Scale (VTS) - Videoconference Therapy Questionnaires (VT-Q) Change in symptomology over time: - PCL-M - BDI - DASS - IIRS Setting and sample characteristics American veterans with PTSD or subthreshold PTSD. N=31 (92.5% male, mean age of 30.4) Adults with PTSD. N=48 (39.6% male, mean age of 42.5) American veterans with combat-related PTSD. N=47 (94% male, mean age of 39). American veterans with PTSD. N=89 (~90% male, mean age of 45) Participants (I) N=18 N=16 N=12 N=62 Participants (C) N=13 No significant differences between the groups at baseline were reported. N=32 No significant differences between the groups at baseline were reported. N=35 No significant differences between the groups at baseline were reported. N=27 No significant differences between the groups at baseline were reported. Summary of the results A significant overall effect of time was observed, suggesting a decline in the frequency and A significant overall effect of time was observed, suggesting a decline in the frequency and Participants in both groups were found to experience significant clinical improvements over time. However, the effect size for the A significant overall effect of time was observed, suggesting a decline in the frequency and
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