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Is Open Dialogue more clinically effective and cost-effective than standard care for people who present to services in mental health crisis?
This UK study looks at whether a new approach called 'Open Dialogue' helps people during a severe mental health crisis. It compares this collaborative care—which involves a person's family and social network in treatment choices—with standard NHS care, to find out which works better and offers better value.
United Kingdom · England - completed
Development and evaluation of open dialogue for severe mental illness: a feasibility study
This study looks at a new way to help people with severe mental illness in a crisis called Open Dialogue. It compares it to usual care to see if it works well. The aim is to check if a bigger study is possible to find the best ways to support people.
United Kingdom · England - recruitingNA
Group Intervention for Romantic Relationships in Young Adults With Severe Mental Illness
This study helps adults with severe mental illness improve their romantic and social skills. It's a group program called "Better Together" that aims to reduce loneliness and build confidence for healthy relationships, supported by mental health experts.
France