[PDF] Top 20 The feasibility of a randomised controlled trial of Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy

... Themes are organised into three main categories. The first details the findings that emerged in relation to DDP in practice across the different contexts. This theme ad- dresses a central question about whether there is ... See full document

... the feasibility and acceptability of expressive writing for postpartum women as part of a randomised controlled trial ...Birth Trial (HABiT) was an RCT evaluating expressive writing for ... See full document

... Descriptive statistics with CIs will be used to explore the feasibility of the study procedures (numbers of eligible women, recruitment and retention rates, missing data) for each centre. Psychological well-being ... See full document

... the trial. Couples in the trial will consent to having their baseline summary scores com- municated to the practitioners delivering the interven- tion; the use of outcome measures is routine practice and ... See full document

... each trial participant, physiotherapists recorded full details of the ad- vice and treatments, number and mode of treatment con- tacts, any non-attendance and any AE on specifically designed case report forms ... See full document

... effectiveness trial, the UK Medical Research Council recommends that a feasibility study should be conducted first as it is considered an integral aspect of intervention development and evaluation ...the ... See full document

... An economic evaluation of DDP in the UK is feasible, and could be undertaken alongside a trial which could explore the feasibility of recruitment, and a variety of potential outcome measures. Such an ... See full document

... definitive trial to have 80% power to detect an absolute difference in the proportion of participants developing stretch marks of ...pilot trial it is proposed to recruit 20 women in each arm to assess the ... See full document

... the feasibility of developing a larger randomised controlled trial on the antenatal breast milk expression and the reduction in use of formula milk and found that: 40% of the infants of ... See full document

... Although the aforementioned research [14] has looked at parenting interventions in families living with ADHD, this study mainly considered pre-school aged children. There is a paucity of research evaluating the ... See full document

... cluster randomised trial to assess the feasibility of conducting an adequately powered, randomised controlled trial of clinically assisted hydration in patients with cancer in ... See full document

... Although the aforementioned research [14] has looked at parenting interventions in families living with ADHD, this study mainly considered pre-school aged children. There is a paucity of research evaluating the ... See full document

... this feasibility study was to identify the challenges and support needed by ward staff and researchers and to examine the feasibility of conducting an RCT using smartwatch activity monitors in ... See full document

... pilot randomised controlled trial (RCT), this study aims to evaluate the feasibility of comparing a psychologically informed guidance manual developed to support audiologist management of ... See full document

... novel feasibility randomised controlled trial [RCT] that is being undertaken to inform the design of a definitive RCT, which will assess the impact of Getting on with Epilepsy, from the ‘Books ... See full document

... the feasibility of delivering brief alcohol interventions in a community justice setting where 42% of participants (n = 195) were hazardous/harmful drinkers and found that just 15% were followed up at 3 months; ... See full document

... mised controlled trials have produced consistent results, showing no benefit in the routine use of mech-CPR com- pared with man-CPR ...high-quality randomised controlled trials, where available, as a ... See full document

... the feasibility of recruitment and retention of participants in a randomised controlled trial of ACT+CAU versus ...those randomised to CAU (Woolard et ... See full document

... Conclusions: This exploratory study demonstrates feasibility and high follow-up rates and provides information for a larger trial. Primary outcomes (IBS SS and IBS QOL) did not reach significance at 6 or 12 ... See full document

... Psychoanalytic psychotherapy for depression (PPD) PPD is a complex intervention based upon psychoanalytic theories of the nature and origins of depression ...which randomised controlled trials were ... See full document