Psychodynamic psychotherapy: An effectiveness study

Article Abstract:

A study was conducted to assess the effectiveness of psychodynamic psychotherapy on patients being treated for mental illness and to see which variables appear to affect the outcome of the therapy. The findings show that patients treated with psychodynamic psychotherapy make both clinically and statistically improved change with the first three months proving to be crucial for treatment, and findings also suggest a common course of recovery across a large number of variables.

Science & research, Research, Patient outcomes, Psychodynamic psychotherapy

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Cost-effectiveness in individual development accounts

Article Abstract:

An analysis of the provision of Individual Development Accounts (IDAs) with a new cost-effectiveness framework is presented. Cost-effectiveness analysis is not a means of advocating for interventions believed to be worthwhile but, is a tool for finding out whether interventions are indeed worthwhile.

Cost benefit analysis

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The role of organizational variables in predicting service effectiveness: An analysis of a multilevel model

Article Abstract:

The role of organizational context in predicting service effectiveness is examined. The methods for studying this phenomenon for expanding knowledge of intervention effects in social work and other disciplines in the human services are highlighted.

Surveys, Child welfare, Family preservation services

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