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Schizophrenia studies

Schizophrenia

Schizophrenia can affect how a person perceives reality, thinks and feels, sometimes involving hearing voices or holding unusual beliefs.

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Not recruitingISRCTN72241383

A research study in Colombia to test an intervention called Volunteer Support, designed to improve care for people living in the community with severe mental illness

This study isn't currently recruiting.

In Colombia

SchizophreniaResearch studyAges 18–65

Countries: Colombia
Sponsor: Queen Mary University of London

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Not recruitingISRCTN78948497

A research study in Uganda to test a Family Involvement intervention, designed to improved care for people living in the community with severe mental illness

This study isn't currently recruiting.

In Uganda

SchizophreniaResearch studyAges 18–65

Countries: Uganda
Sponsor: Queen Mary University of London

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Not recruitingISRCTN25146122

A research study in Uganda to test an intervention called DIALOG+, designed to improve care for people living in the community with severe mental illness

This study isn't currently recruiting.

In Uganda

Schizophrenia, Depression, ...Research studyAges 18–65

Countries: Uganda
Sponsor: Queen Mary University of London

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Not recruitingISRCTN21141466

DiAPAson study - daily time use, physical activity, and interpersonal relationships in people with schizophrenia

This study isn't currently recruiting.

In Italy

SchizophreniaResearch studyAges 20–55

Countries: Italy
Sponsor: IRCCS Fatebenefratelli

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Not recruitingISRCTN77769281

Financial incentives to improve adherence to anti-psychotic medication

This study isn't currently recruiting.

In United Kingdom

SchizophreniaResearch studyAges 18+

Countries: United Kingdom
Sponsor: Barts and The London Queen Mary's School of Medicine and Dentistry (UK)

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Not recruitingISRCTN17160673

HELPER Programme - cognitive remediation in first episodes of schizophrenia

This study isn't currently recruiting.

In United Kingdom

SchizophreniaResearch studyAges 18–35

Countries: United Kingdom
Sponsor: Lancashire Care NHS Trust (UK)

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Not recruitingISRCTN61805353

Investigation of the sensitivity of hypothalmic dopamine receptors using amisulpiride in healthy young men

This study isn't currently recruiting.

In United Kingdom

SchizophreniaResearch studyAges 18–30

Countries: United Kingdom
Sponsor: Department of Health (UK)

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Not recruitingISRCTN16228411

Medication strategies in first onset schizophrenia (Mesifos)

This study isn't currently recruiting.

In Netherlands

SchizophreniaResearch studyAges 18–45

Countries: Netherlands
Sponsor: University Medical Centre Groningen (UMCG) (Netherlands)

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Not recruitingISRCTN47185233

Optimising team functioning, preventing relapse and enhancing recovery in Crisis Resolution Teams (CRTs): the CORE Programme (Crisis team Optimisation and RElapse prevention) CORE Phase 4: A Cluster Controlled study: Evaluation of implementation of a CRT Resource Kit

This study isn't currently recruiting.

In United Kingdom

SchizophreniaResearch studyAges 18+

Countries: United Kingdom
Sponsor: Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust (UK)

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Not recruitingISRCTN87339610

SCION - Study on Cost-effectiveness of individual placement and support (IPS regarding Open employment in the Netherlands.

This study isn't currently recruiting.

In Netherlands

SchizophreniaResearch studyAges 18+

Countries: Netherlands
Sponsor: Trimbos Institute - Netherlands Institute of Mental Health and Addiction (Netherlands)

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Not recruitingISRCTN27704027

Text messages to support the well being of people with severe mental health problems

This study isn't currently recruiting.

In Finland

SchizophreniaResearch studyAges 18+

Countries: Finland
Sponsor: Academy of Finland (Finland)

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