Depression screening increased from 40.5 percent in 2017 to 88.8 percent in 2019; increases in screening seen in all at-risk groups
Studies included in a scoping review suggest that screening for parental depression is feasible in pediatric settings
Screening for MDD recommended for teens aged 12 to 18 years; anxiety screening recommended for those aged 8 to 18 years
Compared with nurse interview, self-administered screening may detect more patients at risk for depression, falls, intimate partner violence
Authors say tool can be universally used for screening in a community setting
Evidence insufficient to support a recommendation for or against screening adults, teens for eating disorders
Findings based on corroboration between simultaneous teen, parent screening
Facial action units provided strongest signal for men, while vocal features provided strongest signal for women
Suicide scale based on test with about 11 items answered in two minutes predictive of suicide-related outcomes at six and 12 months
Tailored strategies for implementation of routine depression screening result in greater proportion of referrals to behavioral care