Evaluation of a Brief Marriage Intervention for Internal Behavioral Health Consultants in Primary Care
Abstract
At the conclusion of the second year we have enrolled 251 participants (126 couples) into the study. The majority (87%) assigned to the treatment condition have completed all three appointments. Attrition rates at the one-month and six-month follow-up points are low (5% to 10%). Total enrollment continues to run behind projected enrollment goals (70%). An IRB audit of study documentation from 2016 identified errors in a significant number of enrollment documents. While the errors were judged to be not-serious noncompliance, the IRB board voted that all participants with errors must be re-consented or data not used. We areaggressively pursuing re-consents and having success but some loss of data is likely.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Sep 01, 2017
- Accession Number
- AD1044411
Entities
People
- Jeffrey A. Cigrang
Organizations
- Wright State University