(A part of the Innovative Treatment Network)
The Screening and Treatment for Anxiety and Depression (STAND) Program allows students to assess whether they are experiencing symptoms and offers immediate treatment options best fit for their needs. Since launching in 2017, we have received a number of inquiries. In recognition that other campuses may be interested in adapting our model for their own, we created this page to share our practices and materials. While this initial set up was established for our campus, we envision that it is a model that may be replicated in a variety of settings and easily customized for different population groups.
Read about each feature in-depth and see our outcome measures: https://ucla.box.com/v/StudentStudy-overview.
Our Fall 2017 quarterly newsletter highlighted the launch of the Innovative Treatment Network, with a project aimed at identifying and providing treatment for depression among UCLA students – and then evaluating the impact of this program.
For more information, read the Fall 2017 newsletter and subscribe to receive quarterly updates.
Read about the rollout of the Mental Health Tracker (formerly the Check In Survey) to screen and treat UCLA students for depression and anxiety.
Our Fall 2017 quarterly newsletter highlighted the launch of the Innovative Treatment Network, with a project aimed at identifying and providing treatment for depression among UCLA students – and then evaluating the impact of this program.
For more information, read the Fall 2017 newsletter and subscribe to receive quarterly updates.
For more details about the features and outcome measures, please refer to this document: https://ucla.box.com/v/StudentStudy-overview.
If you still have more questions, please contact Michelle Craske (craske@psych.ucla.edu) with a cc to DGCStudies@mednet.ucla.edu to set up a meeting or call.