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Administrative data

NCT number NCT02873078
Other study ID # RCT ICBT FAPD
Secondary ID
Status Completed
Phase N/A
First received
Last updated
Start date August 2016
Est. completion date January 2018

Study information

Verified date September 2020
Source Karolinska Institutet
Contact n/a
Is FDA regulated No
Health authority
Study type Interventional

Clinical Trial Summary

This randomized controlled study aims to evaluate the efficacy of exposure-based Internet-delivered cognitive behavior therapy for children 8-12 years with Functional Abdominal Pain Disorders. The children participate along with their parents, who will also receive specific modules with information on how to support their children in the treatment. Predictors and mediators for treatment effects will be studied as well as the cost effectiveness of the intervention.


Recruitment information / eligibility

Status Completed
Enrollment 91
Est. completion date January 2018
Est. primary completion date January 2018
Accepts healthy volunteers No
Gender All
Age group 8 Years to 12 Years
Eligibility Inclusion Criteria:

- Children 8-12 years with either irritable bowel syndrome, functional dyspepsia or functional abdominal pain - not otherwise specified diagnosed according to Rome-III or Rome-IV criteria.

- Psychopharmacological medication stable for at least a month if medicating.

- Child and at least one parent speaking and writing swedish.

- Access to computer with Internet connection.

Exclusion Criteria:

- Severe somatic disorder and/or if the child fulfills criteria of other disorder that better explains the abdominal symptoms.

- Severe psychiatric or social problems that needs other care.

- Ongoing psychological treatment.

- School absenteeism more than 40 %.

Study Design


Related Conditions & MeSH terms


Intervention

Behavioral:
Internet-delivered Cognitive behavior therapy
The treatment is delivered via an online platform and is based on interventions for adults, adolescents and children tested in previous trials. Therapists are CBT-psychologists och students in clinical psychology under supervision.

Locations

Country Name City State
Sweden Child and Adolescent Psychiatry in Stockholm Stockholm

Sponsors (1)

Lead Sponsor Collaborator
Karolinska Institutet

Country where clinical trial is conducted

Sweden, 

Outcome

Type Measure Description Time frame Safety issue
Primary PedsQL Gastro Change in gastrointestinal symptoms measured with a self-rating scale from baseline to 10 weeks, from baseline to 9 months, and from baseline to 15 months for analysis of effect. Baseline to 10 weeks, baseline to 9 months, baseline to 15 months
Secondary Faces Pain Rating Scale Change in pain intensity measured with a self-rating scale from baseline to 10 weeks, from baseline to 9 months, and from baseline to 15 months for analysis of effect. Baseline to 10 weeks, baseline to 9 months, baseline to 15 months
Secondary Faces Pain Rating Scale Change in pain intensity measured with a self-rating scale weekly during treatment for mediation analyses. Weekly during treatment (treatment week 1-9).
Secondary Faces Pain Rating Scale rated by parents Change in child's pain intensity measured with a self-rating scale from baseline to 10 weeks, from baseline to 9 months, and from baseline to 15 months for analysis of effect. Baseline to 10 weeks, baseline to 9 months, baseline to 15 months
Secondary Faces Pain Rating Scale rated by parents Change in pain intensity measured with a self-rating scale weekly during treatment for mediation analyses. Weekly during treatment (treatment week 1-9).
Secondary PedsQL Gastro rated by parents Change in child gastrointestinal symptoms measured with a self-rating scale from baseline to 10 weeks, from baseline to 9 months, and from baseline to 15 months for analysis of effect. Baseline to 10 weeks, baseline to 9 months, baseline to 15 months
Secondary PedsQL Gastro rated by parents Change in child gastrointestinal symptoms measured with a self-rating scale weekly during treatment for mediation. Weekly during treatment (treatment week 1-9).
Secondary Pediatric quality of life inventory (PedsQL QOL) Change in quality of life measured measured with a self-rating scale from baseline to 10 weeks, from baseline to 9 months, and from baseline to 15 months for analysis of effect. Baseline to 10 weeks, baseline to 9 months, baseline to 15 months
Secondary Pediatric quality of life inventory (PedsQL QOL) rated by parents Change in child quality of life measured with a self-rating scale from baseline to 10 weeks, from baseline to 9 months, and from baseline to 15 months for analysis of effect. Baseline to 10 weeks, baseline to 9 months, baseline to 15 months
Secondary Painfree days Change in pain free days measured with a self-rating scale from baseline to 10 weeks, from baseline to 9 months, and from baseline to 15 months for analysis of effect. Baseline to 10 weeks, baseline to 9 months, baseline to 15 months
Secondary Painfree days Change in pain free days measured with a self-rating scale weekly during treatment for mediation analyses. Weekly during treatment (treatment week 1-9)
Secondary Painfree days rated by parents Change in child's pain free days measured with a self-rating scale from baseline to 10 weeks, from baseline to 9 months, and from baseline to 15 months for analysis of effect. Baseline to 10 weeks, baseline to 9 months, baseline to 15 months
Secondary Painfree days rated by parents Change in child's pain free days measured with a self-rating scale weekly during treatment for mediation analyses. Weekly during treatment (treatment week 1-9)
Secondary IBS-Behavioral responses questionnaire (IBS-BRQ) Change in childs behavioral responses to abdominal symptoms measured with a self-rating scale from baseline to 10 weeks, from baseline to 9 months, and from baseline to 15 months for analysis of effect. Baseline to 10 weeks, baseline to 9 months, baseline to 15 months
Secondary IBS-Behavioral responses questionnaire (IBS-BRQ) Change in child's behavioral responses to abdominal symptoms measured with a self-rating scale weekly during treatment for mediation analyses. Weekly during treatment (treatment week 1-9)
Secondary IBS-Behavioral responses questionnaire (IBS-BRQ) parental version Change in child's behavioral responses to abdominal symptoms measured with a self-rating scale from baseline to 10 weeks, from baseline to 9 months, and from baseline to 15 months for analysis of effect. Baseline to 10 weeks, baseline to 9 months, baseline to 15 months
Secondary IBS-Behavioral responses questionnaire (IBS-BRQ) parental version Change in child's behavioral responses to abdominal symptoms measured with a self-rating scale weekly during treatment for mediation analyses. Weekly during treatment (treatment week 1-9)
Secondary Spence Children Anxiety Scale - short version (SCAS-S) Change in child's anxiety symptoms measured with a self-rating scale from baseline to 10 weeks, from baseline to 9 months, and from baseline to 15 months for analysis of effect. Baseline to 10 weeks, baseline to 9 months, baseline to 15 months
Secondary Spence Children Anxiety Scale - short version (SCAS-S) rated by parents Change in child's anxiety symptoms measured with a self-rating scale from baseline to 10 weeks, from baseline to 9 months, and from baseline to 15 months for analysis of effect. Baseline to 10 weeks, baseline to 9 months, baseline to 15 months
Secondary Child Depression Inventory - short version (CDI-S) Change in child's depressive symptoms measured with a self-rating scale from baseline to 10 weeks, from baseline to 9 months, and from baseline to 15 months for analysis of effect. Baseline to 10 weeks, baseline to 9 months, baseline to 15 months
Secondary Visceral Sensitivity Index Change in visceral sensitivity measured with a self-rating scale from baseline to 10 weeks, from baseline to 9 months, and from baseline to 15 months for analysis of effect. Baseline to 10 weeks, baseline to 9 months, baseline to 15 months
Secondary Visceral Sensitivity Index Change in visceral sensitivity measured with a self-rating scale weekly during treatment for mediation analyses. Weekly during treatment (treatment week 1-9)
Secondary Client Satisfactory Questionnaire (CSQ) Client satisfaction rated measured with a self-rating scale At week 10
Secondary Client Satisfactory Questionnaire (CSQ) rated by parents Client satisfaction rated measured with a self-rating scale At week 10
Secondary Subjective Assessment Questionnaire (SAQ) Subjective change in symptoms measured with a self-rating scale At week 10
Secondary Subjective Assessment Questionnaire (SAQ) rated by parents Subjective change in the child's symptoms measured with a self-rating scale by the parents. At week 10
Secondary Rome-IV questionnaire Change in diagnostic status of functional abdominal pain disorder measured with a self-rating scale from baseline to 10 weeks, from baseline to 9 months, and from baseline to 15 months for analysis of effect. Baseline to 10 weeks, baseline to 9 months, baseline to 15 months
Secondary Kidscreen Change in quality of life for use in economic evaluation measured with a self-rating scale from baseline to 10 weeks, from baseline to 9 months, and from baseline to 15 months for analysis of effect. Baseline to 10 weeks, baseline to 9 months, baseline to 15 months
Secondary School absenteeism rated by parents Change in child's school absenteeism measured with a self-rating scale from baseline to 10 weeks, from baseline to 9 months, and from baseline to 15 months for analysis of effect. Baseline to 10 weeks, baseline to 9 months, baseline to 15 months
Secondary School absenteeism rated by parents Change in child's school absenteeism measured with a self-rating scale weekly during treatment for mediation analyses. Weekly during treatment (treatment week 1-9)
Secondary Pain Catastrophizing Scale, parental version (PCS-P) Change in parental catastrophizing of the child's symptoms measured with a self-rating scale from baseline to 10 weeks, from baseline to 9 months, and from baseline to 15 months for analysis of effect. Baseline to 10 weeks, baseline to 9 months, baseline to 15 months
Secondary Pain Catastrophizing Scale, parental version (PCS-P) Change in parental catastrophizing of the child's symptoms measured with a self-rating scale weekly during treatment for mediation analyses. Weekly during treatment (treatment week 1-9)
Secondary Children´s Somatization Inventory (CSI 24) rated by parents Change in child's somatization symptoms measured with a self-rating scale from baseline to 10 weeks, from baseline to 9 months, and from baseline to 15 months for analysis of effect. Baseline to 10 weeks, baseline to 9 months, baseline to 15 months
Secondary Adverse events (AE) Adverse events during treatment measured with a self-rating scale by the parents. At week 10
Secondary Working Alliance Inventory (WAI) short version Working alliance in first three weeks of treatment measured with a self-rating scale by the parents. At week 4
Secondary The treatment credibility scale rated by parents. Treatment credibility measured with a self-rating scale by the parents. At week 2
Secondary Trimbos and Institute of Technology Cost Questionnaire for Psychiatry (TIC-P) rated by parents Costs associated with the disorder measured with a self-rating scale by the parents. Baseline, at weeks 3, 7, 10 and at 9 months
Secondary General health questionnaire (GHQ-12) rated by parents Change in general health measured with a self-rating scale from baseline to 10 weeks, from baseline to 9 months, and from baseline to 15 months for analysis of effect. Baseline to 10 weeks, baseline to 9 months, baseline to 15 months
Secondary Generalised anxiety disorder assessment (GAD 7) rated by parents Change in parental anxiety symptoms measured with a self-rating scale from baseline to 10 weeks, from baseline to 9 months, and from baseline to 15 months for analysis of effect. Baseline to 10 weeks, baseline to 9 months, baseline to 15 months
Secondary Adult responses to children's symptoms (ARCS) rated by parents Change in parental responses to child's symptoms measured with a self-rating scale from baseline to 10 weeks, from baseline to 9 months, and from baseline to 15 months for analysis of effect. Baseline to 10 weeks, baseline to 9 months, baseline to 15 months
Secondary Adult responses to children's symptoms (ARCS) rated by parents Change in parental responses to child's symptoms measured with a self-rating scale weekly during treatment for mediation analyses. Weekly during treatment (treatment week 1-9)
Secondary PedsQL Gastro Change in gastrointestinal symptoms measured with a self-rating scale weekly during treatment for mediation analyses. Weekly during treatment (treatment week 1-9).
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