Why the study?
Is the SMHAT-1 feasible to implement for screening mental health symptoms in university-level athletes?
Is the SMHAT-1 feasible to implement for screening mental health symptoms in university-level athletes?
The SMHAT-1 is a feasible tool with good internal consistency for screening mental health symptoms in university athletes.
Supports initial SMHAT-1 screening in university athletes; leaves open validity, outcomes, and routine adoption pending prospective studies.
The SMHAT-1 was feasible to implement with good internal consistency. University-level athletes suffer from a variety of mental health symptoms underscoring the necessity for team physicians to have the clinical competence to recognize and treat mental health symptoms.
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