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Table 4 Summarised results from included studies of factors potentially associated with psychosis-related PTSD

From: A systematic review of PTSD to the experience of psychosis: prevalence and associated factors

Potentially associated factors

# of studies tested associations

# of significant associations

Demographics

ā€ƒAge

1

0

ā€ƒGender

2

0

Psychosis characteristics

ā€ƒDiagnosis

1

0

ā€ƒAge of onset

1

0

ā€ƒYears since onset

1

0

ā€ƒDUP

2

0

ā€ƒTime since last episode

1

0

ā€ƒPsychosis severity

4

2

ā€ƒPositive symptomsa

2

2

ā€ƒNegative symptomsa

1

0

ā€ƒGeneral psychopathologya

2

0

Treatment experiences

ā€ƒRestraint

1

1

ā€ƒThreat by other patients

1

0

ā€ƒThreat by treatment provider

1

0

ā€ƒInvoluntary hospitalisation

1

0

ā€ƒMedication side effects

1

0

ā€ƒLength of current admission

1

1

ā€ƒNo. of hospitalisations

1

0

ā€ƒNo. of traumatic hospital events

1

1

Previous trauma experience

ā€ƒLifetime trauma

2

0

ā€ƒChildhood trauma

1

1

Other clinical factors

ā€ƒDepression

3

3

ā€ƒGlobal functioning

1

0

ā€ƒSubstance use

2

0

ā€ƒPTSD related to childhood trauma

1

1

Coping styles

ā€ƒMaladaptive coping

1

1

Disclosure of trauma

ā€ƒUrge to talk

1

0

ā€ƒReluctance to talk

1

1

ā€ƒActual self-disclosure

1

1

Experiences of shame

ā€ƒInternal shame related to psychosis

1

1

ā€ƒExternal shame related to psychosis

1

1

ā€ƒGeneral shame

1

1

Attachment

ā€ƒAnxiety

1

0

ā€ƒAvoidance

1

1

  1. DUP Duration of Untreated Psychosis. aSubscale of the PANSS