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(Continued) Young 2007 Trial abandoned Zimmer 1985 Less than 80% stroke survivors and caregivers included RCT: randomised controlled trial Characteristics of studies awaiting assessment [ordered by study ID] FITT 1998 Methods RCT Participants Inclusion criteria: patients hospitalised with a MRI or CT confirmed stroke or definitive hemiplegia will be eligible for this trial Exclusion criteria: patients with SAH, TIA, or subdural haematoma, who have a comorbidity severe enough to warrant hospitalisations within the 3 months prior to stroke, who have a functional psychosis, who do not have a caregiver, who were admitted to the hospital from nursing home, and who cannot speak English Interventions All patients will receive standard medical care in the hospital. Eligible patients will be randomised to receive either ’family intervention: telephone tracking (FITT)’ or no intervention after discharge. The patients in the FITT group will be contacted by telephone every week for 6 weeks, every 2 weeks for 2 months, and then monthly for 2 months. During these calls, the study clinician will inquire as to how the participants are doing, and will address any questions and concerns. All patients will be re-evaluated 6 months after discharge Outcomes Changes in thinking, concentration, attention, memory, mood and family functioning Notes Trial started in 1998. Unable to track the Principal Investigator Ivan W. Miller, PhD, Rhode Island Hospital, Providence, Rhode Island 02769, USA Contact email: Ivan˙Miller@brown.edu Main 1990 Methods RCT Participants Stroke survivors and caregivers Interventions To test whether information giving or counselling help stroke survivors and their carers. Suitable participants are randomly allocated to 3 groups. The control group receives routine care. The information group receive all routine care plus the information pack and an opportunity to discuss the contents of the pack. The counselling group receive the information pack and 8 sessions of counselling Outcomes Emotional and social adjustment in carers and stroke survivors, change in mental state and physical dependency Notes Contacted Alistair Main (co-author). No additional information available. Abstract published in 1993 Non-pharmacological interventions for caregivers of stroke survivors (Review) Copyright © 2011 The Cochrane Collaboration. Published by John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. 36
Ostwald 2007 Methods RCT Participants Inclusion criteria: patient experienced a stroke within the last year, age 50 or older, going home with a spouse or committed partner, needs daily assistance, live within 50 miles of the Texas Medical Centre, can be reached by telephone, able to understand English Exclusion criteria: admitted from or being discharged to a nursing home, disability requiring total assistance, lethargic, obtunded or comatose, other significant CNS disease (i.e. severe Parkinson’s disease), severe psychopathology, globally aphasic, other major illness that would interfere with rehabilitation (i.e. advanced cancer) Interventions This 5-year randomised intervention study uses an advanced practice nurse, with the assistance of an interdisciplinary rehabilitation team, to provide education, support, skill training, counselling, and social and community linkages to stroke survivors and their spouses for 6 months post-hospital discharge. The intervention will be delivered using previously tested protocol guidelines. No information available on comparator Outcomes Primary outcome measures: stroke survivor function, stroke survivor and caregiver quality of life, stroke survivor and caregiver stress, stroke survivor and caregiver depression, service utilisation, cytokine levels of caregivers Secondary outcome measures: family coping styles, social support system, caregiver preparation, marital relationship Notes Contacted principal investigator Sharon K Ostwald for further information. No response received CNS: central nervous system CT: computerised tomography MRI: magnetic resonance imaging RCT: randomised controlled trial SAH: subarachnoid haemorrhage TIA: transient ischaemic attack Characteristics of ongoing studies [ordered by study ID] Bakas 2010 Trial name or title Telephone assessment and skill-building kit for stroke caregivers Methods RCT Participants No further information available at present Interventions Telephone assessment and skill-building kit Outcomes No further information available at present Starting date 2010 Contact information Professor Tamilyn Bakas, School of Nursing, Indiana University, USA Tel: ++1 317 274 4695 Email: tbakas@iupui.edu Non-pharmacological interventions for caregivers of stroke survivors (Review) Copyright © 2011 The Cochrane Collaboration. Published by John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. 37
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