中国人の青少年たちの精神的健康と福祉を向上させるための普遍的な学校ベースのトランス診断介入: 2つのグループ,クラスターランダム化制御試験

Xiaomin Luo1, Quan Zhang2, Diyang Qu2

  • 1Institution Management Group, National Centre for Women and Children's Health, National Health Commission of the People's Republic of China, Beijing, China.

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まとめ

Adolescent Mental Health Service Package (AMHSP) の介入により,中国の青少年における鬱や不安症状が軽減されました. この学校ベースのプログラムは,早期のメンタルヘルス促進の有望性を示しており,介入後3ヶ月で利益が観察されています.

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