Friday, March 3, 2017

Abstract (I was supposed to post this earlier whoops)

Dear diary,

Depression is a common problem which plagues thousands of teens each year. As many as 20% of teens will experience depression, but only 30% of those cases are detected. Pediatric offices, such as Camelback Pediatrics where this project will occur, are extremely important in the detection and treatment of teenage depression. Detection of this disorder is typically achieved through an oral or written survey. The effects of depression can be long-lasting and difficult to resolve, so early detection and assistance is important. Following extensive research on the topic of teenage depression, the doctors of Camelback Pediatrics, in conjunction with their Maintenance of Certification (MOC) project are researching and enhancing aspects of these necessary procedures. Once confirmed and updated, depression disorders can be better detected and addressed medically.

Stay frosty! - Ted ;)

5 comments:

  1. What procedures are currently available for treating depression? Very nice work :)))))

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    1. Check on my next installment for an inside scoop on the depression screen we chose!!

      Stay frosty - Ted ;)

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  2. What's the MOC project? Looking forward to reading more!

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    1. Irene!! In order to maintain certification the doctors at Camelback must implement new procedures that they are currently not using at the office. In this case, adolescent depression screens.

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    2. Oh! I almost forgot. Stay frosty - Ted ;)

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