HTA - 07/01/26

Cognitive-behavioural therapy for Health Anxiety in Medical Patients (CHAMP)

Project title: Cognitive-behavioural therapy for Health Anxiety in Medical Patients (CHAMP)

Call to action: 07/01 HTA Clinical Trials - June 2007 Board Submissions

Research type: Primary Research

Chief investigator: Professor Peter Tyrer

Contractor: Imperial College London

Cost: £1,805,737.08

Co-investigators: Dr Barbara Barrett, Dr David Murphy, Dr Helen Seivewright, Dr John Green, Dr Steven Reid, Dr Tony Johnson, Mrs Ula Nur, Professor Aaron Beck, Professor Mike Crawford, Professor Paul Salkovskis, Professor Sarah Byford.

Started: October 2008 | Status: Project complete

ISRCTN: 14565822

In medical outpatients with high health anxiety, CBT led to bigger improvements than standard care in health anxiety and these improvements were maintained over five years of follow-up

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