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Working toward Wellness Telephone Care Management for Medicaid Recipients with Depression, Thirty-Six Months After Random Assignment

This report focuses on assessing the success of the program’s efforts to improve depression symptoms and work-related outcomes, two years after the end of the intervention. In WtW, master’s-level clinicians (“care managers”) telephoned the study participants in the program group to encourage them to seek treatment, to make sure that they were complying with treatment, and to provide telephonic counseling. The effects of the program are being studied by examining 499 depressed Medicaid recipients with children; these parents were randomly assigned to either the program group or the control group from November 2004 to October 2006.

Posted in: Grey Literature on 03/13/2012 | Link to this post on IFP |
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