Prospective trial of Risperdal following psychological therapy for challenging behaviour in learning disabled children
DEC-NET Serial number GB289
Published online13/07/2004 13.40.00
Last updated28/02/2006 13.53.09
Other protocol ID numberN0266126287
This trial has been approved by an ethics committee
Current trial statusOpen (actively recruiting new participants)
Major Disease
(ICD9 class)
UNSPECIFIED DISTURBANCE OF CONDUCT
Experimental drug
Risperidone
GenderBoth
Age (range)5-16 years

Eligibility criteria
Inclusion criteria
20 children ages 5 -16 with selection criteria
Exclusion criteria
Children not having undergone psychological therapy Children not exhibiting challenging behaviour

Trial design/methodology
Phase4
Kind of studyEfficacy
Safety
DesignProspective, Comparative
Purpose of study
To effect an assessment of the safety of oral Risperdal in behaviour disorder in mild, moderate and severe mentally retarded children.
Primary outcomes
35% diminution in abberant behaviour checklist Diminution in hostility checklist
Secondary outcomes
Significant increase in quality of life rating scale
Summary of study design, objectives, and ongoing research findings
Open, prospective, comparative study to effect an assessment of the safety of oral Risperdal in behaviour disorder in mild, moderate and severe mentally retarded children.
Principal investigator
NameProfessor Stephen Read
InstitutionUniversity of Huddersfield
Postal addressUniversity of Huddersfield, R 1/9 Ramsden Building, Queensgate, Huddersfield, HD1 3DH
CityHuddersfield
CountryUNITED KINGDOM
Phone01484 473496
Fax01484 473760
E-mails.read@hud.ac.uk


Sponsor name
Janssen-Cilag (Industry)

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