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Emotional aspects of spinal cord injuries: UD researchers developing tool to help people manage anxiety, depression

Posted on May 8, 2020

Originally published May 8, 2020 by UDaily
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research team at UD’s Center for Health Assessment Research and Translation (CHART)
The research team at UD’s Center for Health Assessment Research and Translation (CHART) is working on a e-health tool to help individuals with spinal cord injuries manage symptoms of anxiety and depression.

Researchers from UD’s Center for Health Assessment Research and Translation have been working to develop an e-health tool that includes computer-administered assessments and resources to help identify symptoms and provide self-management strategies from people with spinal cord injuries (SCI) experiencing anxiety and depression. The team was recently selected by the Department of Defense to run a three-year pilot of the tool, called iManage-SCI, at two health centers in New Jersey.

Read the full story from UDaily here.

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