Why would I want to get involved?
This is your chance to tell researchers studying adolescent depression what is important to you!
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You can help us come to a common understanding of the most important “outcomes” to measure in all teenage depression studies.
The things that are measured in research studies are called the study “outcomes,” for example:
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Quality of life
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How depression affects daily activities
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Sleep problems
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Treatment satisfaction
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How satisfied you are with the way your health-care providers are treating/managing your depression
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The goal of this study is to create and share a short list of important outcomes, and instructions on how to measure them.
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Measuring the same outcomes in the same way means we can compare findings from different studies, which makes it easier to find out which treatments work the best!
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