Region Stockholm

This study is testing if a new, shorter therapy program for childhood anxiety can work well in primary care clinics. It will involve 30 children, aged 7-12, with mild to moderate anxiety. Researchers want to see if this simpler, 'stepped care' approach is a practical and acceptab…

This study tests whether giving doctors brief education and regular feedback on their opioid prescribing habits leads to safer practices. It involves 52 primary care clinics in Stockholm, where some clinics receive the training and feedback while others get standard information. …

This study is testing whether a short, group-based therapy led by nurses in regular doctor's offices can help people with chronic insomnia. The therapy focuses on a technique called sleep restriction, which aims to improve sleep patterns. Researchers are comparing this approach t…

This study is testing if adding supervised aerobic exercise to standard medication helps people with bipolar depression recover faster and prevents future episodes. It will involve 54 participants who are randomly assigned to either an exercise group, a relaxation group, or an in…

This study is testing if a structured exercise program called 'Braining' helps people with depression or anxiety. Over 200 participants will either join clinician-led group exercise classes three times a week for 12 weeks or receive standard advice to exercise on their own. Resea…

This study aims to see if a new scoring system, called the PBS-score, can predict whether a child's previously treated clubfoot will return and require more treatment. Researchers will follow 60 children, aged 4 to 10, for five years, tracking if they need additional casting, bra…