In current smokers (with depression, psychosis or neither conditions), will an internet-delivered healthy lifestyles treatment (the iHeLP program) be associated with improvements in tobacco use, physical activity and diet?

Frances Kay-Lambkin0 个研究点目标入组 120 人开始时间: 2013年4月19日最近更新: 2020年1月13日

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•Participants will be respondents to an online Facebook advertisement who reside in Australia.
•Potential eligibility will be met by those with:
•- Consumption of 10 or more cigarettes per day (indicated by self report);
•- Group 1 (n=40) will have current elevated depressive symptoms (as indicated by a DASS-21, with a score greater than or equal to 14) and a lifetime diagnosis of a Major Depressive Disorder (as confirmed by a clinician administered SCID);
•- Group 2 (n=40) will have a self-reported DSM diagnosis of psychosis or bipolar disorder and currently be enrolled in treatment for psychosis;
•- Group 3 (n=40) will not have current elevated depressive symptoms (as indicated by a DASS-21, with a score lower than or equal to 9) with or without a lifetime diagnosis of a Major Depressive Disorder (as confirmed by a clinician administered SCID), and will not have current/previous symptoms or a diagnosis of a psychotic or bipolar disorder; and
•- Access to the internet

•(a) people who are not smoking more than 10 cigarettes per day;
•(b) any participant who does have access to the internet;
•(c) people under 18 years of age;
•(d) people who screen positive for psychosis but are not receiving treatment for psychosis;
•(e) people who score greater than 2 on the SCOFF screening questionnaire for Eating Disorders.

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Frances Kay-Lambkin