Recruiting Healthcare Workers with Anxiety to Participate in Research

Are you burnt-out, stressed, and experiencing anxiety?
  
Our team of UCLA, CAL STAR, and Stanford Health researchers are testing the efficacy of a novel therapeutic solution to improve anxiety symptoms in healthcare workers.

We are seeking medical residents for an efficacy stage clinical trial.

Study Goals

1. Establish the efficacy of a novel therapeutic intervention as a treatment modality for anxiety in healthcare workers
2. Investigate if the novel therapeutic intervention also causes physiological changes in health related domains (sleep, heart rate variability, inflammation, etc.)
3. Discover if the novel therapeutic intervention can reduce healthcare worker burnout

Study Overview

• We will recruit 150 healthcare workers with anxiety to participate in our study, who will be randomly assigned to complete either the target intervention or a control intervention
• Participants will be asked to participate in a baseline assessment, six 1-hour intervention sessions across 9 weeks, a post-intervention assessment, and a follow-up assessment 3 months later
• We will collect micro blood samples and will provide a Garmin Vivo Active 5 as compensation, which we will ask participants to wear throughout the duration of the study
• Participants do not need to come into the lab to participate: All research activities will occur online, and devices and samples will be mailed!

Benefits of Participation

Participants will receive a FREE Garmin Vivio Active 5 and contribute to science.
  
If interested in participating in this research fill out the survey:

Research Study Questionnaire