RESTED 

There are reasons to think that poor sleep is an important contributor to depression, and that if sleep could be improved, depression would improve too. This study will provide clear evidence on whether improving sleep quality improves depression with the hope that this may lead to new ways of treating depression in the future and provide important knowledge on how sleep and mental health are connected. The intervention being tested is called Sleep Restriction Therapy, which is a behavioural intervention involving a detailed review of the patient’s sleep pattern and support over 6 weeks to implement a new tailored sleep schedule.  

IMPORTANT STUDY NOTES - CONFLICT WITH MODS & PETRUSHKA STUDIES

This study conflicts with two active research studies: MODS and PETRUSHKA. Due to the differences in inclusion and exclusion criteria, it is possible for a practice to take part in all 3 studies. The searches below have been carefully designed with this in mind. 

Please ensure you choose the correct search file from the list below.

SystmOne resources

RESTED S1 Search V1.0                      Guidance for SystmOne search

If you experience any problems downloading the information, please contact cora.reilly-mcgeown@ouh.nhs.uk    who is acting as lead facilitator for this study.  

Disclaimer:

Please note the resources provided are designed to assist with the identification of potentially suitable patients and to appropriately code these patient if required.

These resources have been developed based on the criteria provided by the relevant study team and whilst every effort has been made to make them universally implementable they rely on read codes and the data stored in the individual practice's clinical system. These resources are intended to assist with identification but should be used in conjunction with clinical oversight and a clear understanding of the study parameters.

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