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strength of evidence; 2) treatment outcomes and the balance of benefits vs. harms and burdens of interventions; 3) patient values and preferences; and 4) applicability of the evidence to various treatment populations. PTSD symptom reduction and serious harms were selected by the GDP as critical outcomes for making recommendations.
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