MentalthFor those who sign off
Everything your institution's clinical team needs to review before deciding, in the order it is usually reviewed.
01 · Review
What is screened
Validated instruments for the conditions that weigh most on your population's mental health, adapted to your institution's needs.
- DepressionValidated instrument
- AnxietyValidated instrument
- Substance useValidated instrument
- Suicidal ideationImmediate protocol
- Other conditionsSet by your institution
The detail of each instrument is shared when we talk.
02 · Review
What your team receives
For each person screened, the risk level and the associated factors. It is information to decide with, not a diagnosis.
- Each person's risk level.
- Factors associated with that level.
- Status of the referral and follow-up.
Risk level
Associated factors
It informs your clinical decision. It is not a diagnosis.
03 · Review
Código Dorado: who does what
From the first alert to referral and follow-up, with a trace per case. Mentalth activates; your team acts according to its protocol.
Alert
Identifies a high-risk case.
Prioritization
The case appears first on the dashboard.
Directs
To the appropriate service.
Record
Case timeline, with dates.
Attends
According to its institutional protocol.
Follows up
With the case record at hand.
Mentalth does not replace your protocol. It activates it.
04 · Review
Pilot evidence
Of those with suicidal ideation also had symptoms of depression or anxiety
05 · Review
Limits and population
- It does not diagnose.
- It does not replace the clinical team.
- It does not handle emergencies.
Screening across the life course, including adolescents.
What else does your committee need to review?
We share the instrument details and answer your clinical questions.