In the US, injury accounts for nearly 200,000 deaths and more than 30 million nonfatal
injuries annually. 1 The survival rate after major trauma has improved steadily since the …

Purpose: Test hope as mediator of relationships between attachment and depressive
symptoms for trauma patients, and evaluate relationships among psychological variables …

Background Depression is a common mental health outcome after traumatic injury,
negatively impacting physical outcomes and increasing the cost of care. Research shows …

Background Early detection of psychosocial problems post-injury may prevent them from
becoming chronic. Currently, there is no psychosocial screening instrument that can be used …

At-risk adolescents' comprehension of, and preferences for, the content of a text-message
(SMS) delivered, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)–based depression prevention …

Objective Posttraumatic growth (PTG) describes positive change resulting from challenging
life events. The current study examined factors associated with PTG in traumatically injured …

Background: Similar to the significant rise in the geriatric population in the United States,
trauma centers have seen an increase in geriatric trauma patients. These patients present …

Post‐ICU Syndromes (PICS) remain a devastating problem for intensive care unit (ICU)
survivors. It is currently unknown if de novo initiation of an antidepressant medication during …

Background: Patients with physical injuries or chronic conditions may be impacted by mental
health conditions, which significantly affect their participation and progress in treatment. The …

IS THERE GOOD EVIDENCE THAT THE TWO QUESTIONS IN PHQ-2 ARE USEFUL
QUESTIONS TO USE IN ORDER TO SCREEN FOR DEPRESSION? Page 1 S232 Psychiatria …