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Report for Clinical Trial NCT02032680

Developed by Shray Alag, 2020.
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Comparison of E-Health vs. In-Person Delivered Family Psychoeducation Treatment

As specified in the VA Uniform Services Handbook, Family Psycho-Education (FPE) treatment must be available to all Veterans with schizophrenia who could benefit, and their family members. This includes those receiving care at Community Based Outpatient Clinics (CBOCs), and at Psychosocial Rehabilitation and Recovery Centers (PRRCs), whether provided on site, by referral, or by telemental health. However, less than 5% of VA medical centers offer FPE. Clearly, a major challenge is to devise ways to deliver mental health treatments and services to Veterans who need them in ways that meet their needs and preferences. The proposed project will compare the use of a website to deliver FPE to that of in-person delivered FPE. The findings could have profound implications for the VA's ability to improve the reach, use, appeal, and effectiveness of FPE for Veterans with schizophrenia, by using an e-health model that facilitates family involvement.

NCT02032680 Schizophrenia Schizoaffective Disorder
MeSH: Schizophrenia Psychotic Disorders
HPO: Psychosis Schizophrenia

3 Interventions

Name: Web-based multi-family psychoeducational treatment

Description: This intervention uses a website to provide multi-family psychoeducational treatment to Veterans and their family members or other supporters.

Type: Behavioral

Web-based family psycho-education treatment

Name: In-persons multi-family psycho-educational treatment

Description: This intervention will provide the VA's evidence-based, in-person delivered, multi-family psychoeducational treatment, termed Multi-Family group (MFG). This intervention is delivered to Veterans and their families or other supporters using an in-person format.

Type: Behavioral

In-persons multi-family psycho-educational treatment

Name: Treatment as usual (TAU)

Description: Treatment as Usual (TAU) is considered the usual care at the VA. Participants assigned to be in the Treatment as Usual arm will complete assessments at all data collection time points, (baseline, 6, 12, and 15 months.) These participants will not receive any study treatment but will continue to receive their treatment as usual through the VA.

Type: Other

Treatment as Usual


Primary Outcomes

Description: Illness symptom severity will be assessed using the Scale for the Assessment of Positive Symptoms (SAPS)(the primary patient positive symptoms outcome) and the Scale for the Assessment of Negative Symptoms (SANS) (the primary patient negative symptoms outcome).

Measure: Positive symptoms (Scale for the Assessment of Positive Symptoms)

Time: Outcome will be assessed at 12 months (end of treatment)

Purpose: Treatment

Allocation: Randomized

Parallel Assignment


There is one SNP

SNPs


1 D61804R

The investigators' previous work has developed a model and guidelines to design e-health applications for persons with schizophrenia and others with cognitive impairments (e.g., Rotondi, VA RR&D D61804R), and developed a highly scalable intervention termed Schizophrenia On-line Access to Resources (SOAR) (Rotondi, R01 MH63484). --- D61804R ---



HPO Nodes


HPO:
Psychosis
Genes 116
TWNK SNRPN GRN NAGS SNORD116-1 SLC7A7 PRKAR1A UPF3B TREX1 TREM2 TRNH WFS1 IPW CLN8 ALDH5A1 SPART PCDH19 ND4 AIP NPAP1 LMBRD1 TRNL1 MKRN3 SLC25A13 PSEN1 ABCD1 MECP2 C1R TRNQ NDP RPS6KA3 PTPN22 ZDHHC9 STAT4 ATXN7 TRNS2 PRDM8 VCP HMBS GSS DCAF17 PARK7 FCGR2B PDE11A ITM2B TBC1D7 ZFYVE26 SPP1 TRNS1 PANK2 SQSTM1 CTLA4 PDGFB PWRN1 USP8 MED12 SLC20A2 HFE NPC2 NHLRC1 SLC12A6 C9ORF72 NDN COX1 CHMP2B MAGEL2 CBS MKRN3-AS1 EPM2A TRNF VPS13A PAH ALDH18A1 PAK3 NPC1 ND1 USP8 TMEM106B PWAR1 MAPT PDGFB KCNT1 TRNW COX3 NDP ALAD GCLC CDH23 PCDH19 C1QA C9ORF72 PRNP CLN3 MYORG COX2 DNASE1 PPOX SLC6A19 SOBP DCAF17 SNORD115-1 WFS1 IRAK1 FCGR2A ND6 TTC19 SH2B1 MED12 GNAS DNMT1 ND5 CACNA1A ACADS HERC2 PDGFRB ATP13A2
Schizophrenia
Genes 71
USH1C RTN4R USH1G HIRA UPF3B GJA5 DNAJC13 DNMT3A KRT86 HTR2A APOL4 CLRN1 DRD3 CEP78 ARSG MSTO1 TRNE PRODH RREB1 GIGYF2 PDZD7 MTHFR RBM12 ADGRV1 NKX2-1 TRNS2 KRT83 SNCA MYO7A COMT CIB2 PCDH15 WHRN TBX1 GP1BB DSG4 ZDHHC9 ARSA ARVCF WFS1 PRODH PSAP APOL2 SEC24C KRT81 LRRK2 CHI3L1 MYO7A ATP2A2 SHANK3 SYN2 EIF4G1 CHRNA7 GBA FLI1 MED12 VPS35 JMJD1C MSTO1 USH2A AKT1 GJA8 TBX1 COMT UFD1 PRODH DISC2 TBX1 HARS1 CDH23 DAOA