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SWISH for Insomnia (SWISH Trial)
SWISH Trial Summary
This trial aims to test a new personalized telehealth program called "SWISH" that uses media to help shift workers sleep better.
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Is the study open to participants aged 45 and above?
"Participants must be of legal adult age, which is defined as 18 years or older. Additionally, individuals should not exceed the age of 65 to meet the eligibility requirements for this clinical trial."
What are the desired results that researchers hope to achieve through this investigation?
"During the post-treatment evaluation period around 10 weeks after treatment initiation, this research aims to assess Session Attendance as its primary outcome. Secondary endpoints include Patient Adherence defined by analyzing light exposure from actigraphy, alignment of sleep patterns with recommendations using a sleep diary and actigraphy, self-reported adherence to guidelines in the standard sleep diary questionnaire supplement; Change in Fatigue Severity Scale measured through a validated survey where total scores range from 9 to 63 indicating varying levels of fatigue severity; and Acceptability of Study Procedures and SWISH evaluated based on enrollment percentage, completion rate of study visits, and therapist-assessed usability of treatment materials."
Is the enrollment for participants currently open in this clinical trial?
"As per clinicaltrials.gov, recruitment for this trial is presently closed. The trial was initially listed on 9/1/2024 and last updated on 4/22/2024. Although not actively enrolling participants now, there are approximately 300 other trials seeking candidates at the moment."
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