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ArticleInternational journal of psychological research

Feasibility and Acceptability of a Novel Online Program for Mental Health Carers.

E Fitzgeraldson, Z Triandafilidis, Y Franklin, K Palazzi, F Kay-Lambkin, S Fitzpatrick

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E FitzgeraldsonEverymind, Newcastle, Australia. University of Newcastle, Newcastle, Australia. University of Newcastle University of Newcastle Australia.
Z TriandafilidisSchool of Medicine and Public, University of Newcastle, Newcastle, Australia. University of Newcastle University of Newcastle Australia.
Y FranklinEverymind, Newcastle, Australia. Australia.
K PalazziEverymind, Newcastle, Australia. Australia.
F Kay-LambkinHunter Medical Research Institute, New Lambton Heights, Australia. Hunter Medical Research Institute Australia.
S FitzpatrickUniversity of Newcastle, Newcastle, Australia. University of Newcastle University of Newcastle Australia.

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6 · The paper itself

Abstract

Objective: To evaluate the feasibility and acceptability of a new online program ( Methods: Using a two-arm randomised controlled trial design, 108 carers of a person with depressive or anxiety symptomology aged 16 years or over (89% female; mean age 50 years) received immediate or delayed access to the Results: Feasibility and acceptability thresholds were consistent with similar studies: 59% activated their program account, 47% met the program completion threshold, and almost all reported satisfaction with the program. The ITT indicated trends in increased coping self-efficacy and reduced carer burden for the Intervention group, compared to the Waitlist control. Conclusions: The

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