Addressing common mental disorder and psychotic experiences: a feasibility and preliminary effectiveness study of a training package for Step 3 CBT therapists in Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) services.

Overview

No summary available.

Registry

who.int

Start Date

March 26, 2019

End Date

October 31, 2019

Last Updated

7 years ago

Study Type

Interventional

Sex

All

Sponsor

•1\. IAPT therapist \- Training inclusion criteria:
•1\.1 Qualified Step 3 IAPT therapist.
•1\.2 Willing and able to participate in TYPPEX training and supervision.
•2\. IAPT User \- pseudonymised clinical data collection inclusion criteria:
•2\.1 Accepted onto the IAPT caseload for therapy and therefore meet service specific inclusion criteria to access IAPT treatment,
•2\.2 Meet current criteria for IAPT Step 3 treatment,
•2\.3 Presence of psychotic experiences, according to CAPE\-P15 cut\-off values of 1\.47 on both the frequency and distress sub\-scales.
•3\. IAPT User \- Health economic questionnaires inclusion criteria
•3\.1 Meets IAPT User Eligibility Criteria for pseudonymised clinical data collection
•3\.2 In the judgement of the treating therapist has sufficient proficiency in English to complete research questionnaires.

•1\. IAPT Therapist \- Training exclusion criteria:
•1\.1 Has not completed Step 3 High Intensity IAPT training.
•1\.2 Works across more than one locality IAPT team.
•2\. IAPT User \- pseudonymised clinical data collection exclusion criteria
•2\.1 Presence of mental disorder based on standard IAPT assessment meriting routine referral to NICE step 4 treatment, i.e. to secondary mental health services.
•3\. IAPT User Health Economic Questionnaires exclusion criteria: