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Review Article

The efficacy of cognitive behavioural therapy and advocacy interventions for women who have experienced intimate partner violence: A systematic review and meta-analysis

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Pages 567-586 | Received 20 Feb 2014, Accepted 28 Jun 2014, Published online: 11 Sep 2014

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Table I. Description of search terms.

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Figure 1. Flow chart for the selection of eligible studies. IPV = intimate partner violence; RCT = randomized control trial; IG = intervention group; CG: control group. *Three trials reported four manuscripts.

Figure 1. Flow chart for the selection of eligible studies. IPV = intimate partner violence; RCT = randomized control trial; IG = intervention group; CG: control group. *Three trials reported four manuscripts.

Table III. Risk of bias summary of advocacy and CBT interventions: review of authors’ judgements about each risk of bias item for each included study. + (Green): yes (low risk of bias), ? (Yellow): unclear, − (Red): No (high risk of bias).

Figure 2. Physical, psychological, sexual, and any IPV: efficacy of advocacy and CBT interventions versus usual care. Weights are from fixed effects analysis. CI = confidence interval; SMD = standard mean differences.

Figure 2. Physical, psychological, sexual, and any IPV: efficacy of advocacy and CBT interventions versus usual care. Weights are from fixed effects analysis. CI = confidence interval; SMD = standard mean differences.

Figure 3. Funnel plot: physical violence, psychological violence, sexual violence, any IPV.

Figure 3. Funnel plot: physical violence, psychological violence, sexual violence, any IPV.

Table IV. Efficacy of advocacy and CBT interventions versus usual care grouping by follow-ups and intensity of interventions.

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