Critical Incidents and Psychological Adaptation – The CIPA Study
Categories: Research project
The Critical Incidents and Psychological Adaptiveness (CIPA) study is a large, nationally representative, longitudinal investigation of mental health in the general adult population of Norway.
Omid V. Ebrahimi, Ph.D.
Clinical Psychologist
About the Project
The Principal Investigators of the CIPA study include Sverre Urnes Johnson and Omid V. Ebrahimi. Asle Hoffart and Marieke Helmich are part of the CIPA study’s project group.
The investigators are affiliated with Modum Bad Psychiatric Hospital and University of Oslo.
Objectives
The project’s objectives is to study how critical incidents, such as periods of infectious disease, economic recessions, and natural disasters impact mental health in the adult population over time.
Results
The study initiated in 2023 and is currently collecting data.
Collaboration
The CIPA Study collaboration with leading researchers in psychiatric epidemiology and the dynamical systems field at the University of Oxford, University of Amsterdam, National University of Singapore, KU Leuven, Modum Bad Psychiatric Hospital, and the University of Oslo.
Contact Information
Project Manager: Sverre Urnes Johnson
Project Contact: Omid V. Ebrahimi
You can also reach us through the Modum Bad telephone service: 32 74 97 00.
Project team at Modum Bad
Project participants
- Sverre Urnes Johnson, CO-PI of The CIPA Study
- Omid V. Ebrahimi, CO-PI of The CIPA Study
- Asle Hoffart, Project Group of The CIPA Study
- Marieke Helmich, Project Group of The CIPA Study
Publications
