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Evaluating the Impact of a Positive Health Dialogue Tool in Veterans With PTSD: A Randomised Controlled Trial
The primary outcome is quality of life, with secondary outcomes including PTSD symptoms, and psychosocial functioning. We hypothesise that a low-dose intervention based on empowerment and self-directed goal setting will lead to (a) measurable improvements in veterans' quality of life and (b) reduced PTSD symptoms, and improved psychosocial functioning.
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