A randomised controlled trial of acceptance and commitment therapy plus usual care compared to usual care alone for improving psychological health in people with motor neuron disease (COMMEND): study protocol
Rebecca L. Gould(The London College), Christopher McDermott(University of Sheffield), Tracey Young(University of Sheffield), Marc Serfaty(Faculty (United Kingdom)), Ammar Al‐Chalabi(King's College London), Robert Howard(University College London), Laura H. Goldstein(Boston Medical Center), Christopher D. Graham(NHS Lothian), Charlotte Rawlinson(University College London), Matthew Bursnall(University of Sheffield), Lance M. McCracken(Uppsala University), David White(University of Sheffield), Benjamin J. Thompson(University of Sheffield), Mike Bradburn(University of Sheffield), Pamela J. Shaw(University of Sheffield), Cindy Cooper(Department of Health and Social Care), Vanessa Lawrence(King's College London), Pavithra Kumar(University of Sheffield)
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