The second is that the majority of the sample was in treatment over time, and thus the results may not generalize to untreated patients.Taken together, the results of this study have implications for the treatment of patients with borderline personality disorder.
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6, No. We defined time to attainment of a sustained symptomatic remission as the follow-up period during which this outcome was first achieved. The results also suggest that once attained, such a recovery is relatively stable over time.Clinical experience suggests that some patients with borderline personality disorder both exhibit only mild symptoms and function well psychosocially over time. Each participant then met with a master's-level interviewer blind to the patient's clinical diagnoses for a thorough psychosocial and treatment history and diagnostic assessment. Völlm, Birgit 11, No.
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