- Evaluating the Impact AI Avatar-led Mental Health Interventions for Keeping Employees in Work — Recruiting • Non-phase study • Gastroenterology • NCT07436117.
- This study will examine whether an artificial intelligence (AI) avatar-led mental health programme can help employees experiencing symptoms of depression. The programme delivers structured, self-guided psychological support over several short sessions that participants complete online over a period of several weeks. Approximately….
- Sponsor: University of Roehampton.
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This study will examine whether an artificial intelligence (AI) avatar-led mental health programme can help employees experiencing symptoms of depression. The programme delivers structured, self-guided psychological support over several short sessions that participants complete online over a period of several weeks. Approximately 50-80 adults will take part. Participants will be randomly assigned either to start the AI programme immediately or to continue with their usual support and access the programme later. All participants will complete questionnaires before and after the study period to assess changes in mood, anxiety, and work…
- : * Participants will be eligible if they currently experience symptoms of depression (score above 5 on the PHQ-9) * Participants should be aged 18 or above. * Participants need to be resident in the UK.
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