Investigation of the effect and cost-effectiveness of nutrition education facilitated through an mHealth program on depressive symptoms in adults.

Deakin University0 个研究点目标入组 672 人开始时间: 2022年5月13日最近更新: 2022年5月30日

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•Community-dwelling adults (age 18-65)
•Depressive symptoms of at least mild severity (PHQ-8 greater than or equal to 5)
•Access to internet and a smartphone or tablet
•Ability to understand study materials and directions in English
•Ability to download the mobile application from a respective app store
•Ability to enter login details provided to access the mobile application
•Agree not to enrol in another interventional clinical research trial while part of the study

•Currently following a Mediterranean diet (greater than or equal to 11 on MEDAS at baseline) (Downer et al., 2016)
•Individuals who are pregnant or breastfeeding, or who are intending to become pregnant
•Individuals prescribed warfarin, heparin and other anti-coagulant medications
•Individuals on immune-suppressing medication
•Individuals receiving chemotherapy or radiotherapy
•Individuals with a diagnosis of liver disease
•Individuals with a diagnosis of kidney disease
•Individuals with a diagnosed eating disorder
•Individuals who have received medical advice to avoid vitamin, mineral or fish oil supplementation
•Individuals who have commenced nutrient supplementation (vitamins, minerals, and/or fish oil) in the last month
•Underweight (i.e. BMI less than 18.5)
•Inability to follow Mediterranean diet study recommendations (i.e. currently vegan or paleo-style diet; inability to follow diet for sociocultural or religious reasons)
•Diagnosed with or commenced new treatment for, anxiety and/or depression, within 1 month prior to baseline. Stable pharmacological or other therapy for more than one-month prior will not be an exclusion criterion.

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