Table 1 Studies meeting inclusion criteria
Author/s (Date published) | Title | Place of publication | Extractable data |
|---|---|---|---|
Davidson et al. [33] | Cognitive behaviour therapy for violent men with antisocial personality disorder in the community: an exploratory randomized controlled trial | Psychological Medicine | Yes |
Fones et al. [26] | The sexual struggles of 23 clergymen: A follow-up study | Journal of Sex and Marital Therapy | No Outcomes for PDOs not reported separately |
Fortune et al. [35] | Clinical and economic outcomes from the UK pilot psychiatric services for personality-disordered offenders | International Review of Psychiatry | Yes |
Grella et al. [27] | Follow-up of cocaine-dependent men and women with antisocial personality disorder | Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment | No Outcomes for PDOs not reported separately ASPD reported separately but criminal history unclear (probation supervision: 54% men, 43.7% women) |
Krampen [37] | Psychotherapeutic processes and outcomes in outpatient treatment of antisocial behavior: An integrative psychotherapy approach | Journal of Psychotherapy Integration | Yes |
Lindstedt et al. [31] | Mentally disordered offenders’ daily occupations after one year of forensic care | Scandinavian Journal of Occupational Therapy | No 27% PDOs Outcomes for PDOs not reported separately |
Öhlin et al. [32] | Buprenorphine maintenance program with contracted work/education and low tolerance for non-prescribed drug use: a cohort study of outcome for women and men after seven years | BMC Psychiatry | Yes |
Ryan et al. [28] | A follow up-study of probation service-approved premises residents in contact with mental health services | Journal of Forensic Psychiatry and Psychology | No PDOs 6.6% Outcomes for PDOs not reported separately |
Simpson et al. [29] | Outcome of patients rehabilitated through a New Zealand Forensic Psychiatry Service: A 7.5Â year retrospective study | Behavioral Sciences and the Law | No Outcomes for PDOs not reported separately |
Whitehead et al. [38] | Time for a change: Applying the good lives model of rehabilitation to a high-risk violent offender | International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology | Yes |
Wolff et al. [30] | Practice informs the next generation of behavioral health and criminal justice interventions | International Journal of Law and Psychiatry | No Outcomes for PDOs not reported separately |