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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: Int J Soc Psychiatry. 2017 Apr 3;63(4):314–324. doi: 10.1177/0020764017700173

Table 1.

Sample Characteristics

Student participants, n=120 unless otherwise indicated
Measure Mean (SD) or % (n)
Socio-demographic
  Age (in years) 19.5 (1.37)
  Gender (% female) 33.3% (40)
  Days of school attended per week, on average (n=118) 4.7 (1.34)
  Attends Public School 50.0% (60)
Participation in TAPS
  Held documented meeting with teacher 54.2 %(65)
  Discussed mental health treatment issues with teacher 40.8% (49)
  Discussed effective schoolwork practices with teacher 53.3% (64)
  Discussed emotional well-being and resilience-building skills with teacher 53.3% (64)
Identified mental health need
SCID-based study diagnosis*
  MDE 7.5% (9)
  MDE subthreshold variant 18.3% (22)
  PTSD 10.8% (13)
  PTSD subthreshold variant 10.0% (12)
  MDE, PTSD, and/or subthreshold variant* 36.7% (44)
   No past year utilization of mental health or any health services 15.8% (19)
  No SCID-based study diagnosis* 63.3% (76)
ZL clinical assessment-based mental health recommendations
  Clinical follow-up or support 70.3% (85)
   No utilization of mental health or any health services in past year 31.7% (38)
  No support or follow-up 22.5% (27)
  ZL clinical assessment unavailable 6.7% (8)
Additional recommendations based on ZL clinical assessment
  Other kind of health follow-up 15.8% (19)
  Academic support 5.0% (6)
  Teacher involvement in mental health support 8.3% (10)
Teacher participants (n=22)
Measure Mean (SD) or % (n)
Socio-demographic
  Age (in years) 40.1 (7.16)
  Gender (% female) 18.2 (4)
Participation in TAPS
  Held documented meeting with student 63.6 (14)
*

SCID-based diagnoses and mental health and health services utilization reported previously in Eustache et al, 2017b.