August 15, 2025Open Access

Toward improving outcomes from early intervention for vulnerable children: pilot RCT of a new treatment for non-responders to parent training for conduct problems

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RICAP shows improved outcomes in children with conduct problems, highlighting its potential as an effective intervention.
Parent report indicated RICAP was superior to usual CAMHS treatment on externalising (d=0.32) and internalising problems (d=0.42).
This pilot RCT included 105 children with conduct problems, compared to usual treatment to evaluate RICAP's effectiveness.
Acceptability was high, with 58 out of 70 participants completing the RCT phases, indicating strong engagement from children and parents.

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Pilot RCT shows RICAP improves outcomes in children with conduct problems after parent training, suggesting benefit for early intervention strategies.

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Sharp et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c235ccb210217d6477244b https://doi.org/10.1101/2025.08.05.25332581

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Pilot RCT shows RICAP improves outcomes in children with conduct problems after parent training, suggesting benefit for early intervention strategies.

Toward improving outcomes from early intervention for vulnerable children: pilot RCT of a new treatment for non-responders to parent training for conduct problems

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Toward improving outcomes from early intervention for vulnerable children: pilot RCT of a new treatment for non-responders to parent training for conduct problems

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