Women Empowered to Connect with Addiction Resources and Engage in Evidence-based Treatment (WE-CARE): A Usability and Feasibility Study of a Mobile Health Application for the Universal Screening of Alcohol, Substance Use, Depression and Anxiety. (Preprint)
Krystyna Isaacs,
Autumn Shifflett,
Kajal Patel
et al.
Abstract:BACKGROUND
Women of childbearing age (WOCA,18-44 years of age) face multiple barriers to receiving screening and treatment for unhealthy alcohol and substance use, depression, and anxiety, including lack of screening in the primary care setting and lack of support in accessing care. The Women Empowered to Connect with Addiction Resources and Engage in Evidence-based Treatment (WE-CARE) mobile app was developed to test universal screening with WOCA and linkage to care after an assessment… Show more
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