4. Discussion
Mette opsummerer resultater (afventer resultater fra HT)
33. Begun the discussion with a summary of the main findings?
34. Related the findings to previous research in terms of whether they support or fail to
support the conclusions of that research?
35. Explained how the findings reflect on theory, practice or policy formulation?
36. Examined the limitations of the study, addressing issues such as sample size, sample
representativeness, measurement error, measurement bias, whether any intervention was
successfully implemented, whether there was contamination between different intervention
conditions and ability to generalize from the findings?
37. Attempted to explain apparently anomalous findings?
38. Avoided reporting results in the discussion section that have not been mentioned in the
results section?
39. Finished with a paragraph summarizing the main conclusions?
5. Conclusion
Main text paragraph.
Main text paragraph.
Clinical trial
registration
The project was approved by the
2010/470) and the Swedish Data Protection Authority and registered in
http://www.clinicaltrials.gov
(Identifier: NCT01414907).
Acknowledgments
FRA ART3: This study has been funded by the Swedish Council for Working Life and Social Research, The Swedish Council for Information on Alcohol and Other Drugs and Lund University, Sweden.
The VIP study was a great undertaking that would have not be possible without extensive
collaboration of many involved. We would like to extend our gratitude to
all the patients, contact persons, clinical staff and project staff at
the Addiction Centre Malmö and the Integrated Community Care Centre,
Psychiatry Skåne. Special thanks to our dietitian Judit Kovacs for
developing and piloting the protocol for the VIP dietitian program for
overweight and underweight, physiotherapist Ditte Skibelund Hau for
developing and piloting the protocol for the VIP physical activity
program, the research nurse Malin Ehrnström for developing and piloting
the protocol for the VIP smoking secession program, research nurses
Maria Ohlsson, Anna Holmer and Patricia Ulaya Contreras as well as the
medical students Agnes Engström, Karin Dahlström, Joanna Östling Palme
and Anna Carmhagen who took part in the patients recruitment and data
collection, to our independent Study Monitor Kerstin Thornqvist, our
study administrator Eva Skagert and Rie Raffing ….
Funding
FRA ART3: This study has been funded by the Swedish Council for Working Life and Social Research, The Swedish Council for Information on Alcohol and Other Drugs and Lund University, Sweden.