tailieunhanh - Báo cáo y học: "Open Access Collaborative care for patients with bipolar disorder: a randomised controlled trial"

Tuyển tập báo cáo các nghiên cứu khoa học quốc tế ngành y học dành cho các bạn tham khảo đề tài: Collaborative care for patients with bipolar disorder: a randomised controlled trial | van der Voort et al. BMC Psychiatry 2011 11 133 http 1471-244X 11 133 BMC Psychiatry STUDY PROTOCOL Open Access Collaborative care for patients with bipolar disorder a randomised controlled trial Triíntío vc n Hor won K ioiiol2 Rotor I I L r ir iccor ic3 l mA illom Donee4 Aorfion TP- Roolzm2fi5 nrl Hijntje IG vdn del voort Demo vdn Ivieijel Peter JJ Goossens Jdnvvillem nenes AditjdiI IF Deekmdn dnd Ralph W Kupkd6 Abstract Background Dipoldr disorder is d severe mentdl illness with serious consequences for ddily living of pdtients dnd their cdregivers. Cdre ds usudl primdrily consists of phdrmdcotherdpy dnd supportive tredtment. However d substdntidl number of pdtients show d suboptimdl response to tredtment dnd still suffer from frequent episodes persistent interepisodic symptoms dnd poor socidl functioning. Doth psychidtric dnd somdtic comorbid disorders dre frequent especidlly persondlity disorders substdnce dbuse cdrdiovdsculdr disedses dnd didbetes. Multidisciplindry colldbordtion of professiondls is needed to combine dll expertise in order to dchieve high-qudlity integrated tredtment. Colldbordtive Cdre is d tredtment method thdt could meet these needs. Several studies hdve shown promising effects of these integrated tredtment programs for pdtients with bipoldr disorder. In this drticle we describe d resedrch protocol concerning d study on the effects of Colldbordtive Cdre for pdtients with bipoldr disorder in the Netherldnds. Methods design The study concerns d two-drmed cluster randomised clinicdl tridl to evdludte the effectiveness of Colldbordtive Cdre CC in compdrison with Cdre ds usudl CAU in outpdtient clinics for bipoldr disorder or mood disorders in general. Colldbordtive Cdre includes individudlly tdilored interventions dimed dt persondl godls set by the pdtient. The pdtient his cdregiver the nurse dnd the psychidtrist dll dre pdrt of the Colldbordtive Cdre tedm. Elements of the program dre contracting dnd shdred decision mdking