The CRiB2 Study
06 July 2023
Many people with bipolar disorder experience difficulties with their memory, concentration or their ability to make decisions and solve problems. These problems may make some everyday tasks or working difficult. Cognitive remediation is a psychological therapy which has been shown to help people improve their thinking skills. We are studying a computerised version of cognitive remediation, which focuses on linking the training of thinking skills to many real-world situations and problems.
Requirements
- Aged 18-65 years old;
- Having a diagnosis of bipolar disorder – type I or II;
- Currently not experiencing disabling symptoms of depression or mania;
- Not having an impairing neurological or neurodegenerative disorder; and
- Recently not involved in alcohol and substance abuse
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Ethical approval
The trial is being conducted in compliance with the principles of the Declaration of Helsinki (1996), the principles of GCP and in accordance with all applicable regulatory requirements including but not limited to the Research Governance Framework and the Mental Capacity Act 2005. This study has been approved by the London – Bromley Research Ethics Committee (22/LO/0210).
