Co-SMART
Cognitive Strategy use for Meaningful Activities and Real Life Tasks
A feasibility trial of a cognitive strategy intervention to help children take part in activities that matter to them.
At a glance
- Study type
- Feasibility randomised controlled trial
- Population
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- Setting
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- Funder
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- Sponsor
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- Registration
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- Dates
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What and why
Co-SMART tests whether a cognitive strategy intervention can be delivered, accepted, and measured in a real clinical setting before a full-scale trial. Cognitive strategy approaches teach children to plan, do, and check their own performance on chosen everyday goals, with the support of a therapist.
A feasibility trial answers practical questions before a definitive trial: can we recruit the right number of participants, can therapists deliver the intervention as intended, are the outcome measures acceptable, and are the procedures workable in the NHS.
How the study works
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Register your interest
Hear from us when Co-SMART opens for recruitment.
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Team
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Outputs
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Acknowledgements
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Contact
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