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Andrew Miki1, Mark A Lau, Hoora Moradian
1Starling Minds (Dr Miki, Dr Lau, Dr Moradian); and Department of Psychiatry, Faculty of Medicine, University of British Columbia (Dr Lau), Vancouver, BC, Canada.
Objective:
An open trial of an internet-based Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (iCBT) program for healthcare workers was conducted.
Methods:
Healthcare workers on disability leave who used the iCBT program were assessed on: self-reported depression and anxiety symptoms using the Depression Anxiety Stress Scales-21; and, program usage. Healthcare workers' experience of using iCBT was evaluated in a separate survey.
Results:
Of the 497 healthcare workers referred to the iCBT program, 51% logged in, 25% logged in more than once, and 12% logged in more than once and completed at least two assessments. For the latter group, self-reported depression and anxiety symptoms significantly decreased from the first assessment.
Conclusions:
This iCBT program was perceived to be of benefit to healthcare workers, with program usage and effectiveness that was similar to what has been previously reported for unguided iCBT.
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