Psychopathology B 8 Flashcards
Maintenance
the adherence to programme objectives, continuation of changed behaviour patterns, sustaining behavioural gain for more than six months
Importance of understanding the relapse problem
Evaluation – the cost-effectiveness of treatment; All current programs are required to evaluate and demonstrate long-term effectiveness (to secure funding)
Recidivism (criminal reoffending) relapse rate
30-45%
Suicide prevention relapse rate
55-65%
Alcohol abuse relapse rate
60-80%
Smoking relapse rate
75-85%
Weight control relapse rate
65-75%
Exercise relapse rate
75-80%
Consistent protection use release
40-50%
OHS compliance relapse rate
30-40%
Stress management relapse rate
70+%
Managing chronic disease relapse rate
70+%
Regular health checks relapse rate
70+%
All psychological (e.g. anxiety, depression) relapse rate
50-60%
Relapse and alcohol post treatment
Drops rapidly up to 3 months then plateaus out