CRiB2

The Cognitive Remediation in Bipolar Efficacy and Mechanism Trial 

Main aim of study: To investigate the efficacy of a partly computerised cognitive remediation therapy (CIRCuiTS) for people with bipolar disorder. The CIRCUITS programme is a computerised version of cognitive remediation, a psychological therapy which teaches people to find new ways to develop their thinking skills, such as remembering important information and problem-solving.

This study is looking for GP practices to act as Participant identification centres (PICs) for the Warneford Hospital site, Oxford.

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