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NB: The information displayed below does not replace the protocol. The latest protocol version should always be consulted before making clinical decisions.
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A pilot trial for Think Effectively About Mood Swings (TEAMS)
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A Pilot Randomised Controlled Trial of Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) for People with Bipolar Disorders and Current Symptoms: Think Effectively About Mood Swings (TEAMS)
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Topic
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Mental Health
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Portfolio Eligibility
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Automatically eligible
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ISRCTN
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EudraCT
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MREC N°
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11/LO/1326
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UKCRN ID
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11119
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WHO ID
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Study Type
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Interventional
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Design Type
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Treatment
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Disease(s)
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Bipolar affective disorder
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Phase
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Pilot/Feasibility
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Current Status
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Open
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Closure Date
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3/10/2015
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Global Sample Size
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84
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Global Recruitment to Date
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 48% |
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Geographical Scope
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UK Multi-Centre
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Lead Country
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England
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Open to new sites
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Main Inclusion Criteria
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1) Meet DSM-IV
criteria for bipolar I or II disorder, or bipolar disorder nototherwise
specified, characterised by a past major depressive episode and DSM-IV hypomania of two days or more (Akiskal et al., 2006).
2) Complete baseline assessment sessions in an outpatient setting
3) A baseline score of at least 15 on the Beck Depression Inventory that is maintained over two consecutive weeks
prior to the study (to ensure presence of significant current distress as targeted in the trial)
4) Aged 16 and above
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Main Exclusion Criteria
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1) A diagnosis of a non-affective psychotic disorder according to DSM-IV
2) Current mania or mixed episode according to DSM-IV
3) A primary substance use disorder according to DSM-IV
4) Moderate to severe learning disability
5) Organic impairment that accounts for mental health problem
6) Non-English speaking (owing to the standardised assessment measures)
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Chief Investigator(s)
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| Dr Sara Tai |
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Further details, please contact
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Dr Sara Tai
University of Manchester
School of Psychological Sciences
Zochonis Building
Oxford Road
Manchester
Greater Manchester
M13 9PL
UNITED KINGDOM
Tel: 0161 275 2595
sara.tai@manchester.ac.uk
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| Funder(s) |
NIHR Research for Patient Benefit (RfPB)
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| Sponsor(s) |
University of Manchester
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