Screening Day 2007:  October 11

Depression Wellness Guides for adults, parents, and teens help you and your family monitor depression treatment to get well. Includes latest studies, FDA warning signs, and new 3-step monitoring approach tested with over 600 families. Available from Families for Depression Awareness, www.familyaware.org

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Conduct Screenings

Offers employers interactive screening for depression, bipolar disorder, generalized anxiety disorder and post-traumatic stress disorder. Via online and telephone screenings, the program encourages awareness, early detection and appropriate intervention for an organization’s employees.

Both the online and telephone programs are customized with company-specific welcome and referral messages directing employees to existing treatment resources. Reports documenting utilization and screening results are continuously available.

A recent study revealed the economic burden of depression in the workplace to be most costly due to “presenteeism.” Depressed workers on the job with reduced productivity cost employers 44.1 billion dollars annually. (“Cost of Lost Productive Work Time among US Workers with Depression,” JAMA, June 18, 2003 – Vol. 289, No. 23 pp. 3135-3144)

If you are an employer interested in offering telephone and online screening to your employees, register for the Workplace Response Program.

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