The Interactive Screening Program (ISP) is an evidence-based, innovative program that has been widely adopted across institutions of higher education, medical and professional degree schools, organizations, and workplaces.

Medical and professional degree schools, hospitals and health systems across the country are using ISP to offer physicians, medical students, residents, and trainees a safe and confidential way to connect with mental health services.

ISP can be implemented for a variety of organizations and workplaces, from large and small corporations, to law enforcement agencies, professional assistance programs, hospital systems, and community-based mental health service agencies.

AFSP’s Interactive Screening Program (ISP) offers a safe and anonymous way for individuals to connect with the resources and support they need. The personal connection made between participants and counselors is the most important aspect of ISP.

AFSP’s Interactive Screening Program (ISP) stands as an exceptional example of how putting research into practice provides a direct path to more people finding support when they need it most. ISP is a web-based program utilized by mental health services in settings such as schools, workplaces, and others, encouraging hesitant individuals to ...

AFSP’s Interactive Screening Program (ISP) provides individual members of school and workplace communities with a safe and anonymous way to connect with the resources and support they need. Even when people know about available mental health services, shame, fear, and embarrassment often prevent them from seeking help.

2024年3月13日 · NYC Health + Hospitals has partnered with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) to implement the Interactive Screening Program, an online self-screening tool for staff to connect to peer and clinical support before a potential crisis emerges.

Learn how the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention’s Interactive Screening Program is being used at colleges and universities, as well as medical and professional degree schools across the country.

2024年11月27日 · To overcome barriers and improve access to mental health treatment for residents and fellows, our GME leadership team and EAP partnered with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) to adopt their Interactive Screening Program (ISP) [9].

Learn how the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention’s Interactive Screening Program is being used in medical schools, hospitals and health systems