Expert Comments on Available Evidence
The DEPRESSD Project
A Unique and Rigorous Data Platform for Depression Screening Research
Name: Eliana Brehaut
Email: Eliana.brehaut@mail.mcgill.ca
Position: Thesis student
Biography:
Eliana is currently working towards her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology at McGill University, and is completing her undergraduate honours thesis under the supervision of Dr. Brett Thombs. Before joining the DEPRESSD team, she worked as a summer student at the Ottawa Hospital Research Institute where she helped conduct a systematic review of behaviour-change techniques, and at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem where she took part in the development of an app to test stroke patients on the extent of their language impairments. Her research with DEPRESSD focuses on the accuracy of the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HADS) in measuring depression prevalence.
Awards:
- Dean’s Honour List (McGill University, 2019)
Publication(s):
- Patey AM, Linklater S, Fedotova A, Brehaut E, McCleary N, Birken S, Francis JJ, Kirk MA, Asad S, Shorr R, Grimshaw JM, Presseau, J. Barriers assessment of healthcare professional behaviour using the Theoretical Domains Framework: a systematic scoping review. Annual Conference of the European Health Psychology Society. (Under review)
- Brooke Levis, PhD; Ying Sun, MPH; Chen He, MScPH; Yin Wu, PhD; Ankur Krishnan, MSc; Parash Mani Bhandari, BPH; Dipika Neupane, BPH; Mahrukh Imran, MScPH; Eliana Brehaut; Zelalem Negeri, PhD; Felix H. Fischer, PhD; Andrea Benedetti, PhD; Brett D. Thombs, PhD*; and the DEPRESsion Screening Data (DEPRESSD) PHQ Collaboration. Accuracy of the PHQ-2 Alone and in Combination with the PHQ-9 for Screening to Detect Major Depression: an Individual Participant Data Meta-analysis. (Under review)
Presentation(s):
Patey AM, Linklater S, Fedotova A, Brehaut E, McCleary N, Birken S, Francis JJ, Kirk MA, Asad S, Shorr R, Grimshaw JM, Presseau, J. Barriers assessment of healthcare professional behaviour using the Theoretical Domains Framework: a systematic scoping review. Annual Conference of the European Health Psychology Society. September 2019.