Plain-English translation of NCT06753123 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
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This study is testing a program called Be Well at Work-PLUS, which is designed to help hospital service workers who are struggling with depression. The program combines therapy sessions delivered over the phone, coaching to help you stay physically active, and text message reminders to support your mood and health. This is an early-stage study with a small group of 10 people to see if the program works well and is easy to use.
Depression and physical inactivity are common among low-wage workers and often lead to serious health problems like obesity and heart disease. However, most wellness programs are not designed with the unique challenges of low-wage workers in mind — like housing insecurity, food insecurity, and time constraints — so this study is testing a program that addresses these real-life barriers.
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You would participate in 8 sessions of therapy delivered over the phone, where a counselor helps you manage depression and work stress. The program also includes assessment and help connecting you with resources for basic needs like housing or food assistance, coaching on physical activity, and personalized text messages to support your mood and activity goals. The entire pilot phase will involve exit interviews at the end to help improve the program.
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