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June 29, 2006Bipolar Suffers Monitor Moods Onlinefiled under Bipolar Disorder Research Study
An Australian study is attempting to use the internet as a tool for people with bipolar disorder to monitor mood swings and hopefully control the disease. This 12 month study will include 300 participants with bipolar disorder utilizing a specialized internet program to monitor their moods and receive advice on their individualized scores. "We think constant support and advice online will help balance things out and make people feel like they're becoming an expert in their own illness," said Dr. Barnes of Sydneys Black Dog Institute. "Potentially, this type of online help can supplement traditional health care which is already stretched to meet community needs." The research team will watch participants scores and notify their doctors if dangerous symptoms like suicidal thoughts are present. The internet program can also help with medication adherance. Read the full article: Click here for PDF press release on this study. click to participate in this study Posted by Michelle Roberts at June 29, 2006 5:43 PM
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Many thanks for putting up details of our study into Pendulum. We are still looking to recruit volunteers; anyone over 18, currently on meds and seeing someone for the treatment of bipolar can take part. You just need to go online and complete the recruitment/screening survey (which is shown in the link here) , we analyze the answers and then send an email back with the results and further details on how to take part. Enrolment finishes mid October 2006.So if you’re interested in’ Taking control of Bipolar Disorder; staying well, learning more’ we, at School of Psychiatry at the University of New South Wales, Sydney and Sentiens, Perth would like to invite you to take part. Best wishes to all. Caryl
Posted by: Dr Caryl Barnes at September 18, 2006 9:47 PM