Do you routinely assess suicide risk in your patients diagnosed with depression throughout their course of treatment?
Do you typically supplement your depressed patient's treatment process by prescribing lifestyle changes, such as the integration of physical activity?
Do you typically take a long-term treatment approach to depression in your patients to prevent recurrence?
As many patient visits stem from psychosocial issues, the early identification, treatment, and ongoing
management of major depression at the primary care level is more important than ever. Patient outcomes
can be significantly impacted by a growing shortage of psychiatrists, knowledge gaps in depression
guidelines, poor decision-making, and failure to recognize gender differences in clinical presentation.
Lissette Arnott©, a CME-certified case-based branched learning game, is provided by Texas Health
Research & Education Institute to improve outcomes for women with depression in the primary care
setting. The interactive and immersive 3D virtual learning environment provides concise information on
depression management and helps you sharpen decision-making and critical-thinking skills to apply to
your patients immediately. Branch out today into this dynamic, online simulated world.
Making the mind-body connection.
Navigating the clinical course of depression
About Lissette Arnott
When Lissette Arnott first came to you for treatment four
years ago, she was no different than any other patient.
However, she has faced major life changes recently which
has brought her back in for treatment.
One month ago, Lissette presented with nervousness,
tension, worry, and hypervigilance.
Provisional diagnosis: Generalized Anxiety Disorder.
Prescribed Clonazepam 1 mg per day.
In this game you will play the role of Lissette's healthcare provider and will be making the decisions for her clinical treatment. During the course of treatment, you will receive consultative advice from Will, a psychiatrist you know.
Are you ready to Decide Lissette Arnott's Clinical Course?
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