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Experts Set First Guidelines for Reporting Set and Setting

Experts Set First Guidelines for Reporting Set and Setting

What they found

89 experts in 17 countries created ReSPCT standards covering 30 set-and-setting variables for psychedelic trials.

89 experts in 17 countries created ReSPCT standards covering 30 set-and-setting variables for psychedelic trials.

The number

30 key variables

How solid is it?

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Not a study

Not a study

Evidence ladder: Lab dish → Animal → Early human → Strong human. Reviews summarize earlier research.

At a glance

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Sample size

89 experts across 17 countries

89 experts across 17 countries

Published in

Nature Medicine

Nature Medicine

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Section

PSILOCYBIN & LEGISLATION

PSILOCYBIN & LEGISLATION

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Setting Standards

Setting Standards

An international panel of 89 experts across 17 countries created the first consensus guidelines for reporting “set and setting” in psychedelic clinical trials. These new ReSPCT standards cover 30 key variables, including lighting, music, room design, therapist training, and session flow, to improve consistency, safety, and scientific reproducibility. By formalizing how non-drug factors are documented, the guidelines aim to support more ethical, transparent, and effective psychedelic-assisted therapy worldwide.

An international panel of 89 experts across 17 countries created the first consensus guidelines for reporting “set and setting” in psychedelic clinical trials. These new ReSPCT standards cover 30 key variables, including lighting, music, room design, therapist training, and session flow, to improve consistency, safety, and scientific reproducibility. By formalizing how non-drug factors are documented, the guidelines aim to support more ethical, transparent, and effective psychedelic-assisted therapy worldwide.

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