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User-centered Design of a Mobile Health Intervention to Promote Help-seeking and Reduce Duration of Untreated Illness Among Young Adults With Early Psychosis
In Brief
A clinical study evaluating NORTH "Full" and NORTH "Lite" for Psychosis. Completed, enrolled 60 participants across 1 site.
Detailed Summary
The proposed study research project aims to develop and test a mobile health intervention designed to improve the wellness of young people at risk for psychosis and facilitate users' engagement with treatment and thus reduce duration of untreated psychosis. This clinical trial will involve a remote pilot randomized controlled trial that will examine (1) the feasibility of the proposed research approach, (2) the acceptability and usability of the NORTH intervention as well as (3) the specific additive value of help-seeking support in the context of self-guided mHealth for early psychosis. The full intervention, which includes psychoeducational lessons, Cognitive-Behavior Therapy-based practices, a symptom tracking feature, and help-seeking resources will be compared to a "Lite" version that will include the lessons, practices, and tracking but exclude the help-seeking resources.
Study Details
Timeline
Interventions
NORTH is a native mobile app that provides on-demand content to young adults at risk for psychosis to improve or maintain their well-being, coping skills, and healthy habits, knowledge of psychosis, and provide help-seeking resources.
NORTH "Lite" contains the same on-demand lessons, practices and tracking features found in the "Full" NORTH mobile application but does not include help-seeking resources.