Fewer than one in four patients with BPD have access to effective psychotherapeutic approaches. Digital health applications DiGAs can provide evidence-based psychotherapies that may help to reduce this treatment gap.
This study aims to investigate the effectiveness of the unguided digital therapeutic priovi in improving severity of symptoms in adult patients with BPD, not excluding patients not receiving psychiatric or psychotherapeutic care. The randomized controlled intervention study investigates the effectiveness of the internet-based self-help program priovi to improve symptom management and thus quality of life in adult patients with borderline personality disorder. The online program is used for 3 months in addition to the standard treatment.
The effectiveness of the program will be compared to a control condition care-as-usual. Primary diagnosis of substance use disorder Primary Psychotic disorder except transitory paranoid ideas that can be concomitant with BPS and in which the ability to test reality is mostly preserved.
Organizational Data. Health condition or problem studied. ICD F Interventions, Observational Groups. Arm 1: Intervention group: access to the online program priovi for days in addtion to care as usual Arm 2: TAU-waitlist control group: care as usual, will be granted access to priovi after T2 6 month after allocation. Study Design. Recruitment Status: Recruiting complete, study complete.
Reason if recruiting stopped or withdrawn: No Entry. Recruitment Locations. Recruitment countries: Germany Number of study centers: Monocenter study Recruitment location s : Other Onlinewerbung und Studienwebsite Onlinewerbung und Studienwebsite. Recruitment period and number of participants. Planned study start date: Actual study start date: Planned study completion date: Actual Study Completion Date: Target Sample Size: Final Sample Size: Inclusion Criteria.
