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Hello,

I am a third-year medical student in Texas conducting an IRB-approved research project that aims to examine medical students’ perceptions of individuals with psychiatric conditions and their attitudes toward mental health challenges.

The study involves a brief, anonymous 12–15-minute survey using validated instruments (AQ-27 and SSOSH) to better understand stigma, attitudes, and help-seeking perspectives among U.S. medical students. The survey is distributed directly by our research team and can be accessed here: A National Examination of Mental Health Literacy Among U.S. Medical Students

I would greatly appreciate it if any U.S. medical students could please fill out the survey and share it with their classmates so our findings can meaningfully inform medical education and student wellness! Feel free to message me if you have any questions or concerns. Thank you for your time.
 

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This is a critical topic; stigma reduction among future clinicians needs constant attention. It's smart that you're using validated instruments like the AQ-27. Can you clarify if the survey includes questions about resource accessibility within different institutional settings?