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. 2019 Apr 4;2019(4):CD010880. doi: 10.1002/14651858.CD010880.pub2

NTR1166.

Methods Allocation: randomised
Blindness: not stated
Duration: 18 months
Location: Netherlands
Participants Diagnosis: outpatients with psychotic or bipolar disorders and at risk of psychiatric crises
n = not stated
Age: 18–65 years
Sex: both
History: experienced ≥ 1 psychiatric crisis during the previous 2 years
Exclusion criteria: having a somatic disease causing a psychotic disorder, inability to give informed consent because of mental incapacity, insufficient command of the Dutch language and already having a 'relapse prevention plan' or a 'crisis plan'
Interventions Group 1: patients who create a crisis plan with a patient's advocate
Group 2: patients create a crisis plan with their clinician only
Group 3: patients do not create a crisis plan
Outcomes Primary outcomes: number of emergency (after hour) visits, (involuntary) admissions and the length of stay in hospital
Secondary outcomes: psychosocial functioning and treatment satisfaction
Notes Protocol, full characteristics and outcome data not reported. We have contacted the authors to enquire whether there are any available data and are awaiting a response.