[PDF] Top 20 Online cognitive behaviour training for the prevention of postnatal depression in at risk mothers: a randomised controlled trial protocol

... The Internet offers a potential means for addressing the barriers associated with the delivery of conventional pre- vention programs to women in the post natal period. Such programs can be accessed online without ... See full document

... in training interventions is to protect against contamination of the untrained control group; dis- advantages of this approach include potential selection biases dur- ing recruitment, increased complexity of ... See full document

... cluster randomised controlled trial evaluating the effectiveness of a school based prevention programme on symptoms of depression in “high risk” adolescents (aged ...upon ... See full document

... family-based cognitive-behavioural programme adapted here for the first time in ...s risk of a depressive episode and psychopathological ...of depression, the child’ s coping strategies and their ... See full document

... internet-based cognitive be- havioural ...and depression management strategies ...Response Prevention (ERP) strategies are introduced through the construction of fear ...include cognitive ... See full document

... of depression and finding individual treatment goals followed by 11 group ...and behaviour and an introduction of rumination as a maladaptive behaviour ...of training in the use of functional ... See full document

... adopt cognitive tech- niques to more adequately regulate their levels of anxiety, they will possess a higher level of self-control available to regulate their behaviour, eventually leading to a decrease in ... See full document

... CBT-I: Cognitive-behavioural therapy for insomnia; SHUTi: Sleep health using the internet; RCT: Randomised controlled trial; MDD: Major depressive disorder; YLD: Years lost to disability; ANU: ... See full document

... We want to establish which baseline factors influence the effect of the interventions on primary and secondary outcomes so that we may make inferences about mech- anisms of intervention efficacy. Understanding the ... See full document

... of depression and reduce risk for subsequent episodes by correcting the negative beliefs, maladaptive information processing and behavioural patterns pre- sumed to underlie the ...treatment protocol ... See full document

... The analysis and reporting of the results will follow the CONSORT guidelines (http://www.consort-statement.org/). Primary and secondary outcomes will be analysed using an intention-to-treat approach, which includes all ... See full document

... the risk of recurrence by 18 % [4]. Interventions aimed at the prevention of recurrences in recovered patients may significantly reduce the burden of depression ... See full document

... the risk for pregnancy- and birth related complications such as gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM), pregnancy-induced hypertension (PIH), caesar- ean section (CS), or a large-for-gestational age (LGA) in- fant ... See full document

... this protocol) is not traditionally classified as a sexually transmitted infection, since it occurs in celibate women, and is considered part of the normal vaginal flora ... See full document

... the trial invitation pack on recruitment of participants to the OTIS ...OTIS trial invitation pack will be entered into the pen ...be randomised to the OTIS ...the trial at three months post ... See full document

... The primary comparison groups will be composed of those randomised to carvedilol versus those randomised to variceal band ligation. All analyses will be based on the intention-to-treat principle, that is, ... See full document

... Furthermore, one quality indicator for intrapartum care, the 5-min Apgar <7 in term babies [6], was higher in Scotland than other settings [10]. Data from the Infor- mation Statistics Division (ISD) Scottish Morbidity ... See full document

... Following completion of the baseline assessment and provision of written consent, participants will be rando- mised using the automated randomisation service pro- vided by Sealed Envelope (https://sealedenvelope.com). ... See full document

... PCT differs from A-CT in several aspects. Unlike A-CT, PCT is not primarily directed toward modifying negative thoughts. Instead, it starts with the identification of nega- tive thoughts and dysfunctional attitudes and ... See full document

... increased risk to also develop the disease compared to relatives of unaffected controls ...high risk for develop- ing ...the risk for false-positive enrolment is in- ... See full document