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2024-10-26 @ 9:16 AM
Study NCT ID:
NCT00173160
Status:
COMPLETED
Last Update Posted:
2005-09-15
First Post:
2005-09-12
Brief Title:
Epidemiological Studies of Eating Disorders in Gifted Dance Students 2nd Year
Sponsor:
National Taiwan University Hospital
Organization:
National Taiwan University Hospital
Study Overview
Official Title:
Epidemiological Studies of Eating Disorders in Gifted Dance Students Prevalence Rate Risk Factors and 1-Year Outcome 2nd Year
Status:
COMPLETED
Status Verified Date:
2004-08
Last Known Status:
None
Delayed Posting:
No
If Stopped, Why?:
Not Stopped
Has Expanded Access:
False
If Expanded Access, NCT#:
N/A
Has Expanded Access, NCT# Status:
N/A
Acronym:
None
Brief Summary:
This is the second-year part of a two-phase prospective epidemiological study as well as a community case-controled study The aims of the second year study are firstly to investigate the clinical course and 1-year outcome of eating disorders in the community as well as the prospective risk factors of eating disorders secondly a case-control design involving with other psychiatric disorders from the same study population is used for risk factors study
The study subjects are gifted dance high school students who participated the first-year study and are willing to participate the 2nd-year study N675 Screening questionnaires for eating disorders and general psychiatric disorders are EAT BITE and CHQ-12 Other self-report questionnaires include perfectionism subscale of Eating Disorder Inventor-I EDI Rosenberg Self-esteem Scale RSE Eyseck Personality Scale Pubertal Develoment Scale and body figure test Subjects who received interviews at the first-year study and those whose scores are above the threshold of the screening questionnaires need to receive interviews at 2nd phase The criteria of interview threshold included EAT20 BMI185Kgm2 symptom scale of BITE 15 andor severity scale of BITE5 and CHQ 4 The content of interview included structured diagnostic interview SCID-IP 1995 as well as risk factors assessment Each time a subject with bulimia nervosa was recruited one matched control subject with no mental illness general psychiatric diagnosis was sought from the same class or school Potential psychiatric control subjects were identified from their scores on the CHQ The psychiatric control subjects were required to have no current or past eating disorders The contents of risk factor assessments include personal vulnerability and family problems
The relationships between individual risk factors and case status were assessed by univariate analysis Conditional logistic analysis was used for multivariate analysis of risk factors prediction for eating disorders To assess the relative importance of different types of exposure the relationship between case status and exposure in each domain were first assessed by univariate analysis and then in multivariate stepwise regression analyses
The study subjects are gifted dance high school students who participated the first-year study and are willing to participate the 2nd-year study N675 Screening questionnaires for eating disorders and general psychiatric disorders are EAT BITE and CHQ-12 Other self-report questionnaires include perfectionism subscale of Eating Disorder Inventor-I EDI Rosenberg Self-esteem Scale RSE Eyseck Personality Scale Pubertal Develoment Scale and body figure test Subjects who received interviews at the first-year study and those whose scores are above the threshold of the screening questionnaires need to receive interviews at 2nd phase The criteria of interview threshold included EAT20 BMI185Kgm2 symptom scale of BITE 15 andor severity scale of BITE5 and CHQ 4 The content of interview included structured diagnostic interview SCID-IP 1995 as well as risk factors assessment Each time a subject with bulimia nervosa was recruited one matched control subject with no mental illness general psychiatric diagnosis was sought from the same class or school Potential psychiatric control subjects were identified from their scores on the CHQ The psychiatric control subjects were required to have no current or past eating disorders The contents of risk factor assessments include personal vulnerability and family problems
The relationships between individual risk factors and case status were assessed by univariate analysis Conditional logistic analysis was used for multivariate analysis of risk factors prediction for eating disorders To assess the relative importance of different types of exposure the relationship between case status and exposure in each domain were first assessed by univariate analysis and then in multivariate stepwise regression analyses
Detailed Description:
This is the second-year part of a two-phase prospective epidemiological study as well as a community case-controled study The aims of the second year study are firstly to investigate the clinical course and 1-year outcome of eating disorders in the community as well as the prospective risk factors of eating disorders secondly a case-control design involving with other psychiatric disorders from the same study population is used for risk factors study
The study subjects are Taiwanese gifted dance high school studentsParental informed consent for nonpartipation was delivered 3 days before study started Screening questionnaires for eating disorders and general psychiatric disorders included EATEating Attitude Test BITEBulimic Investigatory Test Ediburgh BITE and CHQ-12Chinese Health Questionnaire Other self-report questionnaires include perfectionism subscale of Eating Disorder Inventor-I EDI Rosenberg Self-esteem Scale RSE Eyseck Personality Inventory Pubertal Develoment Scale and body figure test Subjects who received interviews at the first-year study and those whose scores are above the threshold of the screening questionnaires need to receive interviews at 2nd phase The criteria of interview threshold included EAT20 BMI185Kgm2 symptom scale of BITE 15 andor severity scale of BITE5 and CHQ 4 The content of interview included structured diagnostic interview SCID-IP 1995 as well as risk factors assessment Each time a subject with bulimia nervosa was recruited one matched control subject with no mental illness general psychiatric diagnosis was sought from the same class or school Potential psychiatric control subjects were identified from their scores on the CHQ The psychiatric control subjects were required to have no current or past eating disorders The contents of risk factor assessments include personal vulnerability and family problems
The relationships between individual risk factors and case status were assessed by univariate analysis Conditional logistic analysis was used for multivariate analysis of risk factors prediction for eating disorders To assess the relative importance of different types of exposure the relationship between case status and exposure in each domain were first assessed by univariate analysis and then in multivariate stepwise regression analyses
The study subjects are Taiwanese gifted dance high school studentsParental informed consent for nonpartipation was delivered 3 days before study started Screening questionnaires for eating disorders and general psychiatric disorders included EATEating Attitude Test BITEBulimic Investigatory Test Ediburgh BITE and CHQ-12Chinese Health Questionnaire Other self-report questionnaires include perfectionism subscale of Eating Disorder Inventor-I EDI Rosenberg Self-esteem Scale RSE Eyseck Personality Inventory Pubertal Develoment Scale and body figure test Subjects who received interviews at the first-year study and those whose scores are above the threshold of the screening questionnaires need to receive interviews at 2nd phase The criteria of interview threshold included EAT20 BMI185Kgm2 symptom scale of BITE 15 andor severity scale of BITE5 and CHQ 4 The content of interview included structured diagnostic interview SCID-IP 1995 as well as risk factors assessment Each time a subject with bulimia nervosa was recruited one matched control subject with no mental illness general psychiatric diagnosis was sought from the same class or school Potential psychiatric control subjects were identified from their scores on the CHQ The psychiatric control subjects were required to have no current or past eating disorders The contents of risk factor assessments include personal vulnerability and family problems
The relationships between individual risk factors and case status were assessed by univariate analysis Conditional logistic analysis was used for multivariate analysis of risk factors prediction for eating disorders To assess the relative importance of different types of exposure the relationship between case status and exposure in each domain were first assessed by univariate analysis and then in multivariate stepwise regression analyses
Study Oversight
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None
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None
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Is an FDA AA801 Violation?:
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Secondary IDs
| Secondary ID | Type | Domain | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| NSC-93-2314-B-002-258 | None | None | None |