Continuity Contacts via Text Message - A brief intervention to prevent suicidal ideation and behavior
Principal Investigator: Kate Comtois, PhD, MPH
Co-Principal Investigators: Michael McDonell, PhD, Richard Ries, MD
Co-Investigator: David Atkins, PhD
Research Scientist: Amanda Kerbrat, MSW, LICSW
Co-Principal Investigators: Michael McDonell, PhD, Richard Ries, MD
Co-Investigator: David Atkins, PhD
Research Scientist: Amanda Kerbrat, MSW, LICSW
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Our overall objective in the study was to conduct a randomized controlled trial with military Service Members to determine whether or not the addition of a Continuity Contact via Texts (CCVT) intervention to treatment as usual (TAU) resulted in reductions in suicidal ideation and behavior over the year following identification of suicide ideation or behavior. Links to the outcome data analyses are listed below.
See on clinicaltrials.gov |
Recruitment |
Recruitment has now closed with a total sample of 658 participants. CSPAR and its collaborators are very grateful to all of the study participants and partners for their contribution to this project.
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Research Team |
Kate Comtois, PhD, MPH
University of Washington Amanda Kerbrat, MSW, LICSW University of Washington Our collaborators on the project are:
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David Atkins, PhD
Co-Investigator University of Washington David D. Luxton, PhD University of Washington Richard Ries, MD Co-Principal Investigator University of Washington |
Fort Bragg, NC |
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Alvin Wilson, MSW, LCSW
Crystal Holman, MSW, LCSW Jessica Soule, MSW, LCSW Continuity Clinicians |
Camp Lejeune, NC |
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Megan Muzychka Tryon, MSW, LCSW
Continuity Clinician |
