EE449 Cost-Effectiveness of One Session Treatment (OST) for Children and Young People With Specific Phobias Compared to Multi-Session Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT): Results From a Randomised Controlled Trial
HI Wang(University of York), Steve Parrott(University of York), Carol Cooper(University of Sheffield), Kiera Solaiman(University of Sheffield), Emily Hayward(Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust), MD Teare(Newcastle University), Dean McMillan(University of York), Simon Gilbody(University of York), Lina Gega(University of York), Katie Biggs(University of Sheffield), Lucy Tindall(Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust), T Davis(University of Alabama), Barry Wright(University of York), Ellen Lee(Ford Motor Company (United States)), A.J. Scott(University of New Mexico)
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