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What is a strength of drug therapy for OCD?
It is
cost-effective
and
widely available
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Why are drugs considered more accessible than CBT for OCD?
Drugs are
cheaper
and more readily
available
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How does drug therapy impact health service budgets?
It lessens the impact on the
economy
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What is a potential economic benefit of treating more people with OCD?
They may return to work
quicker
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What type of research supports the efficacy of drug therapy for OCD?
Meta-analysis
of
placebo-controlled
trials
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Who conducted a meta-analysis on drug therapy for OCD?
Greist et al.
,
1995
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What did Greist et al. find about drugs compared to placebo?
Drugs were
significantly
more effective than placebo
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What is a limitation of drug therapies for OCD?
They can have
potentially
serious
side effects
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What side effects can SSRIs cause?
Blurred vision, loss of
libido
, irritability
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What side effects can BZs cause?
Drowsiness
,
confusion
,
dizziness
,
slurred speech
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How do side effects limit the usefulness of drug therapies?
They can discourage
patients
from using them
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What is publication bias in drug trials?
Positive results are more likely to be
published
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Who found that drug companies selectively publish positive outcomes?
Goldacre
,
2013
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What is the ethical concern regarding selective publication of drug outcomes?
It lessens the
validity
of
drug therapies
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What question arises from only publishing positive results of drug trials?
Is the drug truly effective in treating
OCD
?
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