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NCT07459218
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IDEAS for Hope to Reduce Suicide Risk and Improve HIV Care Engagement in Tanzania

Sponsor: Duke University

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Summary

In this project, the investigators will conduct a clinical trial to test the effectiveness and implementation of IDEAS for Hope, a 3-session telehealth counseling intervention delivered by nurses, to reduce suicidality and improve HIV care engagement among PLWH in Tanzania. The investigators will also examine mechanisms of change and implementation outcomes of the intervention, including cost-effectiveness, to disseminate a feasible, scalable, and sustainable intervention and implementation package to address a critical mental health comorbidity in HIV care.

Official title: IDEAS for Hope: A Brief Telehealth Intervention to Reduce Suicide Risk and Improve HIV Care Engagement in Tanzania

Key Details

Gender

All

Age Range

18 Years - Any

Study Type

INTERVENTIONAL

Enrollment

600

Start Date

2026-08-01

Completion Date

2031-06-30

Last Updated

2026-03-12

Healthy Volunteers

No

Interventions

BEHAVIORAL

IDEAS for Hope

The IDEAS for Hope framework integrates Joiner's Interpersonal Theory to address stigma, burdensomeness, and other drivers of suicide risk and improve HIV care engagement. This includes theoretical grounding in Motivational Interviewing-enhanced safety planning (MI-SafeCope), stigma reduction, cognitive-behavioral therapy with adherence counseling (CBT-AD), and problem-solving therapy. MI-SafeCope improves coping for suicide risk by developing an individualized safety plan and facilitating social support. The integration of MI into standard safety planning goes beyond identifying coping strategies to facilitate values-driven improvement in health behavior and address the unique drivers of suicide risk among PLWH in Tanzania.

BEHAVIORAL

Safety Planning Intervention

The single-session safety planning intervention (SPI) will be provided according to protocols developed by Stanley \& Brown. The SPI involves collaboratively creating a personalized, step-by-step plan to help individuals recognize warning signs, use coping strategies, seek support, and reduce access to means during a suicidal crisis.

Locations (1)

Kilimanjaro Clinical Research Institute

Moshi, Tanzania