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Can positive emotional writing improve the emotional health level of international medical students? Evidence from a randomized controlled trial

Medicine and Health

Can positive emotional writing improve the emotional health level of international medical students? Evidence from a randomized controlled trial

Q. Xiao, Y. Cao, et al.

Positive emotional writing, tested in a single-blind randomized trial of international medical students, significantly reduced depression and anxiety and increased subjective well-being compared with routine care after eight weeks. The intervention produced greater decreases in SDS and SAS scores and a larger increase in GWB. Research conducted by Qiaoling Xiao, Yang Cao, Shuo Wu, Yu Zou, and Xi Hu.... show more
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