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The effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of opportunistic screening and stepped care interventions for older hazardous alcohol users in primary care.
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Topic
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PCRN (co-adopted by Mental Health)
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Portfolio Eligibility
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Funded by UKCRC partner
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ISRCTN
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52557360
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EudraCT
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MREC N° |
07/MRE08/24
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UKCRN ID |
3796
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WHO ID
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Study Type |
Interventional
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Design Type |
Treatment
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Disease(s) |
Addictions
All Diseases
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Phase |
IV
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Current Status
| Open |
| Closure Date | 31/10/2010 |
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Sample Size
| 500 |
| Accrual to Date |
 74% |
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Geographical Scope
| UK Multi-Centre |
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Lead Country
| England |
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Open to new sites
| Yes, within and outside lead country |
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Main Inclusion Criteria
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1) Age 55 years or over at time of screening
2) Diagnosis of hazardous or harmful alcohol use disorder using ICD-10 criteria or confirmed hazardous alcohol consumption in the past 90 days using time line follow back method
3) Residing in a stable place of residence
4) Living within commutable distance of the primary care practice.
5) Providing informed consent for randomisation, treatment and follow up.
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Main Exclusion Criteria
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1) Diagnosis of alcohol dependence using ICD-10 criteria.
2) Treatment for substance use in the past 90 days, exclusing nicotine.
3) Already seeking help for an alcohol use disorder.
4) Other primary drug dependence, excluding nicotine
5) Outstanding legal issues likely to lead to imprisonment.
6) Severe mental or physical illness likely to preclude active participation in treatment or follow up.
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Chief Investigator(s)
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| Mr Simon Coulton |
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Further details, please contact
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Dr Judith Watson
University of York
York Trials Unit
Heslington
York
North Yorkshire
YO10 5DD
UNITED KINGDOM
Tel: 01904 321306
jmw19@york.ac.uk
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Funder(s) |
NIHR - Health Technology Assessment Programme (HTA)
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Sponsor(s) |
University of York
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