Longitudinal Requirement
The review requires more than one task or session to support longitudinal progress review; a single session can be shown but must be labeled as insufficient for longitudinal comparison.
Exposure Progress Review for Prolonged Exposure Treatment
Exposure Progress Review is a ready-to-complete-together longitudinal review tool for prolonged exposure practitioners. It helps clinicians consolidate supported data on symptoms when available, distress responses, avoidance, and task engagement so they can decide how to adapt the exposure plan.
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Tool guide
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Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
Source Traceability
Summaries link back to source logs, ratings, or inventories so different exposure contexts are not flattened into unsupported global scores.
Does the tool decide whether treatment is effective?
No. It summarizes supported data descriptively; treatment interpretation and adaptation decisions remain practitioner-controlled.
Can it work with missing data?
Yes. Partial reviews are allowed when missing domains and unavailable sources are clearly shown.
Can symptoms be included?
Yes, when symptom data is available from a supported source; the tool does not create a new symptom scale.