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Placebo Controlled Trial of Sertaline and IPT for Postpartum Depression

Placebo Controlled Trial of Sertaline and IPT for Postpartum Depression
舍他林和 IPT 治疗产后抑郁症的安慰剂对照试验
批准号:
8316319
负责人:
CARON ZLOTNICK
金额:
$28.7万
依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
2007
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2007-09-14 至 2015-05-31

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中文摘要
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产后抑郁症(PPD)是一种严重的精神疾病,每年影响50多万美国妇女。 年除了妇女所经历的痛苦之外,它还对妇女的家庭产生深刻的影响, 发育中的婴儿。尽管PPD对公共卫生具有重要意义,但相对较少的研究 以确定哪些治疗方法有效。 目前还没有使用抗抑郁药物的安慰剂对照试验, PPD的抑郁程度。因此,抗抑郁药对PPD的疗效尚不清楚。与此相反, 人际心理治疗(IPT)已被更彻底地研究用于治疗PPD。虽然 有证据支持IPT与等待名单对照相比的疗效,IPT治疗PPD尚未 与安慰剂或抗抑郁药物进行比较。 为了解决这一缺乏数据的问题,我们建议进行一项随机临床试验, 从社区、诊所和产后一天招募300名PPD门诊患者 医院位于爱荷华州和罗得岛的两个地点。该项目的目的是比较三种药物的疗效。 治疗条件:1)单独药物治疗(舍曲林+临床管理); 2)单独IPT;和3) 安慰剂(片剂安慰剂+临床管理)。我们假设舍曲林和IPT都将 在抑郁症和社会功能方面, 在为期12周的试验结束时。 除了调查这种急性结果,我们还将检查两种活性药物的疗效。 使用非劣效性检验比较IPT和舍曲林治疗。我们亦会研究 积极治疗的具体效果。由于焦虑是PPD的常见特征,我们将测试 假设舍曲林治疗比IPT和安慰剂显著更有效, 减少焦虑症状。由于IPT是专门设计来解决人际功能, 社会支持,我们将测试的假设,即IPT将更有效,比舍曲林和安慰剂, 改善社会功能。 这项研究与妇女及其家庭的公共健康密切相关。建议的调查结果 研究将提供支持PPD治疗的经验数据,因此将具有重要意义。 对PPD临床管理的影响。这项研究的数据也将提高妇女的能力 和他们的医生对他们的产后心理健康护理做出明智的风险/收益决定。
英文摘要
Postpartum depression (PPD) is a serious mental illness that affects more than 500,000 US women every year. In addition to the suffering experienced by women, it has profound effects on women's families and their developing infants. Despite the public health significance of PPD, relatively little research has been conducted to determine which treatments are efficacious. There have been no placebo controlled trials using antidepressant medication for the entire range of depression severity of PPD. Consequently, the efficacy of antidepressants for PPD is unknown. In contrast, Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT) has been more thoroughly studied for the treatment for PPD. Although there is evidence supporting the efficacy of IPT compared to a waiting list control, IPT for PPD has not yet been compared to either placebo or antidepressant medication. To address this lack of data, we propose to conduct a randomized clinical trial with a representative sample of 300 outpatients with PPD recruited from the community, from clinics, and from a Postpartum Day Hospital at two sites in Iowa and Rhode Island. The aim of this project is to compare the efficacy of three treatment conditions: 1) Pharmacotherapy alone (Sertraline + Clinical Management); 2) IPT alone; and 3) Placebo (Pill Placebo + Clinical Management). We hypothesize that both sertraline and IPT will be significantly more efficacious than placebo with respect to depressive symptomatology and social functioning at the end of the 12-week trial. In addition to investigating this acute outcome, we will also examine the efficacy of the two active treatments using a non-inferiority test to compare treatment with IPT and sertraline. We will also examine the specific effects of the active treatments. Since anxiety is a common feature of PPD, we will test the hypothesis that treatment with sertraline will be significantly more efficacious than IPT and placebo in reducing anxiety symptoms. Since IPT is specifically designed to address interpersonal functioning and social support, we will test the hypothesis that IPT will be more efficacious than sertraline and placebo in improving social functioning. The study is highly relevant to the public health of women and their families. Findings from the proposed research will provide empirical data in support of treatments for PPD, and will therefore have a significant impact on the clinical management of PPD. The data from this study will also improve the ability of women and their physicians to make informed risk/benefit decisions about their postpartum mental health care.
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