Protocol for a partially nested randomised controlled trial to evaluate the effectiveness of the scleroderma patient-centered intervention network COVID-19 home-isolation activities together (SPIN-CHAT) program to reduce anxiety among at-risk scleroderma patients

Richard S. Henry | M. Suarez‐Almazor | D. Rice | B. Levis | B. Thombs | I. Boutron | S. Patten | M. Mayes | M. Hudson | M. Baron | D. Furst | A. Benedetti | J. Gordon | R. Domsic | A. Herrick | C. V. D. van den Ende | J. Varga | D. Harel | L. Mouthon | M. Carrier | C. Denton | F. Maurier | V. Poindron | T. Martin | E. Hachulla | V. Steen | P. Carreira | L. Chung | J. Pope | Ankur Krishnan | C. Thorne | F. Rannou | S. Bartlett | R. Spiera | A. Mékinian | N. Culos-Reed | I. Marie | M. Hinchcliff | P. Hatron | D. Launay | P. Fortin | C. Ells | S. Proudman | V. Malcarne | T. Frech | M. Lambert | F. Wigley | W. Nielson | D. Farge-Bancel | S. Hoa | A. Hij | S. Kafaja | E. Bernstein | M. Nikpour | S. Assassi | W. Stevens | C. Agard | L. Bissonnette | B. Terrier | S. Melchor | C. Nguyen | S. Roux | G. Boire | N. Khalidi | P. Cohen | P. Wilcox | B. Dunogué | A. Régent | P. Dagenais | R. Riggs | L. Kwakkenbos | J. Welling | Shannon Hebblethwaite | M. Larché | Lydia Tao | Alessandra Bruns | I. Benzidia | S. Berthier | V. Sobanski | E. Rodríguez | P. Bhandari | D. Neupane | M. André | Yin Wu | K. Nielsen | A. Portales | A. Schouffoer | M. Sauve | C. Leite | C. Correia | P. Smets | P. Liang | S. Rivière | K. Turner | K. Fligelstone | H. Maillard | D. Robinson | N. Jones | A. Masetto | E. Sutton | G. Gyger | Douglas Smith | A. Ikic | Maria Gagarine | B. Chaigne | Angelica Bourgeault | Andrea Carboni-Jiménez | Catherine Fortune | Amy Gietzen | Geneviève Guillot | Nancy Lewis | Michelle Richard | Karen Gottesman | T. S. R. Reyna | Alexandra Albert | J. Dunne | Brigitte Granel-Rey | Artur Jose de B. Fernandes | María Martín | Louis Olagne | Mara Cañedo Ayala | Laura Dyas | Laura Bustamante | Delaney Duchek | Kelsey T. Ellis | Chen He | Ying Sun | M. Casadevall | R. Faré | Anna Gill | S. Dubois | N. Maltez | D. Godard | Sami Harb | N. Ostbo | A. Carboni-Jiménez | L. Tao | Ghassan El-Baalbaki | S. Johnson | J. Manning | Guylaine Arsenault | Joep Welling | Robert J. Riggs | Lyne Bissonnette | B. Granel-Rey | M. Ayala | L. Olagne

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