Category: Interventional research in concurrent disorders

Study on the effects of adding a psychostimulant medication (Vyvanse) and a behavioural intervention (contingency management) for the treatment of methamphetamine use disorder  

Recruitment

We are recruiting until May 2025 

Participants

Adults between the ages of 18 and 55 years old who are regular users of methamphetamine (meth, crystal meth, tina) and want to cut down or stop use  

Study on the effects of adding a psychostimulant medication (Vyvanse) and a behavioural intervention (contingency management) for the treatment of methamphetamine use disorder 

Recruitment

We are recruiting until May 2025

Participants

Adults between the ages of 18 and 55 years old who are regular users of methamphetamine (meth, crystal meth, tina) and want to cut down or stop use

Preliminary study of ICanChange in youth with psychosis

A randomized pilot trial of ICanChange, a Mobile Health Intervention to Reduce Cannabis use in Young Adults with Psychosis

Recruitment

Recruitment for this study will primarily take place through referrals from psychiatrists or case managers at one of the 6 participating clinics. The staff, the referring psychiatrist or clinic staff will collect general screening and eligibility information and send the screening form on to the research staff who will initiate first contact.

Participants

Young adults between ages 18-35, diagnosed with psychosis and cannabis use disorder, receiving early intervention services for psychosis.

Trial of cannabis harm reduction e-intervention for young adults with psychosis

A randomized pilot trial of a cannabis harm reduction e-intervention (CHAMPS) for young adults with early psychosis who use cannabis

A randomized pilot trial of a cannabis harm reduction e-intervention (CHAMPS) for young adults with early psychosis who use cannabis

Recruitment

Ended June 2023

Participants

Young adult participants between ages 18 and 35 with early psychosis who use cannabis and are open to changing their cannabis-related practices.

Participants wanted

Quebec health and social services professionals and clinicians who are enrolled in the Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes (ECHO)^® CHUM concurrent disorders training program.

What is ECHO study?

The ECHO study aims to assess the contributions of a virtual community of practice in concurrent disorders on the learning and practice of health and social services professionals.

Your role :

Complete a 30-min questionnaire every six months during two years for a total of five questionnaires.