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This trial uses an anonymous online screening tool called the Stress and Depression Questionnaire to help medical trainees and faculty identify depression, stress, substance abuse, and suicide risk. If you score as distressed, researchers will reach out to you with your results and invite you to receive free counseling through the Oregon Health and Science University Wellness Program.
Doctors and medical trainees often struggle with depression and thoughts of suicide but may not seek help due to concerns about privacy or not understanding how counseling could benefit them. This trial tests whether an anonymous screening combined with immediate, supportive outreach can encourage more people to get the mental health care they need.
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You would complete an anonymous online stress and depression screening questionnaire (the Stress and Depression Questionnaire). Researchers will score your responses and contact you with your results and information about available counseling resources. If your screening shows distress, you will be invited to schedule a free, confidential counseling appointment at the Oregon Health and Science University Wellness Program, where trained clinicians can answer your questions and provide support.
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