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This study protocol is part of a larger 5-year study that aims to use the prior research, methodology, program content, and procedures of the Recovering Together program as a basis for developing the novel Resilient Together for Dementia (RT-ADRD). Our primary objective is to describe the protocol for the open pilot study of RT-ADRD that will inform a subsequent pilot feasibility trial of the program relative to a control condition (NIH Stage Model Stage 1a).
JMIR Res Protoc 2025;14:e60382
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Targeting anxiety early on after a concussion among young adults may be a promising yet unexplored means of helping to prevent persistent concussion symptoms.
Mind-body interventions are effective for treating anxiety [11-13] and can benefit individuals after concussion [14,15].
JMIR Form Res 2024;8:e64540
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minimum of 6 wk and willing to maintain a stable dose—changing pain or psychotropic medication introduces an additional intervention that may act as a third variable
Exclusion criteria and rationale
Diagnosed with dementia or another neurodegenerative disease—these individuals would require a different intervention
Diagnosed with a medical illness expected to worsen in the next 6 mo (eg, malignancy)—a serious medical illness may act as a third variable
Active, untreated serious mental illness or substance use
JMIR Res Protoc 2023;12:e47319
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If the individual does not achieve 100% accuracy a second time, they will not be eligible for the study.
After both dyad members consent to participate in the study, a member of the research team will schedule a 60-minute joint interview with a Ph D-level clinical psychologist with expertise in conducting dyadic interviews. In advance of the interview, we will send dyads an interview guide with potential discussion topics and tips for using the secure live video software.
JMIR Res Protoc 2023;12:e45532
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Interested individuals will respond to a brief survey on a secure Research Electronic Data Capture platform and provide their name, contact information (email or phone number), current employment site, and current position. The survey will also contain an information sheet and form for eligible individuals to provide electronic consent to participate in the study. A research assistant will contact the individual to confirm eligibility and discuss scheduling for a focus group or individual interview.
JMIR Res Protoc 2023;12:e45533
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Rather, symptom persistence after m TBI reflects a complex mind-body interaction, with anxiety playing a prominent role [7,8]. Anxiety may contribute to symptom persistence after m TBI by mimicking or amplifying symptoms, increasing hypervigilance and misattributions, and motivating activity avoidance [9].
JMIR Res Protoc 2021;10(1):e25746
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