The ReSeT program significantly reduced posttraumatic stress symptoms in pediatric patients compared to usual care at 10 weeks and 6 months post-intervention.
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The study involved 93 pediatric patients aged 8 to 17 years with persistent PTSD symptoms, recruited from four level 1 pediatric trauma centers.
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The ReSeT intervention included eight online modules and telehealth sessions focusing on cognitive behavioral skills and coping strategies.
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Parental engagement in therapy sessions decreased with patient age, indicating potential implementation challenges for adolescents.
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The trial's findings may not generalize to higher-risk pediatric populations due to exclusions and the socioeconomically advantaged nature of the enrolled cohort.
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