WHO ICTRP trial
SOS-training: an intervention to reduce the risk of victimisation in addicted…
NL-OMON24122 · Overview of Medical Research in the Netherlands (NL-OMON) · Not Recruiting
Key facts
| Trial ID | NL-OMON24122 |
|---|---|
| Public title | SOS-training: an intervention to reduce the risk of victimisation in addicted patients with chronic psychiatric disorders. |
| Scientific title | SOS-training, Social skills and Street skills: An intervention to reduce the risk of victimisation: a randomised controlled trial in patients with substance use disorders and chronic psychiatric disorders |
| Primary sponsor | Prof. Dr. Jack Dekker |
| Registry | Overview of Medical Research in the Netherlands (NL-OMON) |
| Recruitment status | Not Recruiting |
| Study type | Interventional |
| Conditions | victimization, victimisation, violence, abuse, dual diagnosis, dually diagnosed, addiction, severe mental illness, chronic psychiatric disorders, schizophrenia; victimisatie, geweld, mishandeling, misbruik, dubbele diagnose, dubbeldiagnose… |
| Interventions | Intervention: SOS-training (Social skills and street skills). A twelve-session group-based intervention. Control intervention: Treatment as usual. |
| Registration date | Mar 24, 2014 |
| Target size | 200 |
| Secondary IDs | NL4223;NTR4472;NL46081.018.13 |
| Registry page | onderzoekmetmensen.nl |
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