Overview
- The online questionnaire is live from Oct. 27 to Nov. 28 at saludmental.unam.mx and pledges privacy and confidentiality for all responses.
- The initial phase targets students at all levels with active account numbers, with academic and administrative staff to be incorporated later.
- The instrument screens for anxiety, depression, substance use, post-traumatic stress and attention problems to guide access to services and inform local strategies across schools.
- With a student's authorization, cases flagged for specific or urgent attention can be referred to specialists for evaluation and personalized treatment options.
- UNAM psychologists designed the survey with input from the National Institute of Psychiatry, the platform was built by the community-attention directorate, the rector asked the C3 to support analysis, and self-guided digital tools and short videos will be added on Nov. 14.