Peer-Reviewed
Published in the Journal of Clinical Psychology in Medical Settings
Stop Fishing with a Pole
Traditional screening tools force you to pre-judge which condition to test for. You pick ONE tool — PHQ-9 for depression, GAD-7 for anxiety — and hope you guessed right. But what if the patient has something you didn't think to look for?
54–80%
of behavioral health conditions in primary care go unidentified
Cerimele et al., General Hospital Psychiatry, 2014; Mitchell et al., The Lancet, 2009 96.4%
negative predictive power
In a peer-reviewed study of 234 patients across 5 primary care practices, Connected Mind's screening achieved 96.4% negative predictive power — meaning when the screen says a patient is clear, it's right 96.4% of the time.
Individual results may vary based on patient population, clinical context, and implementation.
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What Providers Are Saying
I have everything I need to make a plan before I go into the exam room.
Dr. Gustavo Day, MD
Individual results may vary
Connected Mind identified issues in my patients that I would have completely missed with standard screening.
Amy Doneen, DNP
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The branching logic means my patients only answer questions relevant to their symptoms. It respects their time and mine.
Dr. Derek LeJeune, MD
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