Web-Based Early Screening Media
MentalCare for Medical Students at Tadulako University
MentalCare helps students complete brief self-screening for stress and psychological well-being, receive preliminary risk classification, and access educational follow-up guidance.
Prototype Scope
- No login or account required
- No MySQL database connection
- Answers are scored directly after submission
- Designed for development-stage R&D
- Not a diagnostic or emergency service
Why It Matters
Early reflection can support better student well-being.
Medical students face academic workload, frequent assessments, clinical preparation, sleep disruption, and emotional demands. These conditions may affect stress, psychological well-being, academic engagement, and professional development.
MentalCare is designed as an early screening media. It supports self-reflection and educational guidance, but it does not provide diagnosis, therapy, or emergency care.
System Features
Simple structure for direct screening and future module expansion.
Direct Screening
Students can complete the screening form without registration or login.
Automatic Scoring
The system calculates domain scores and shows preliminary classification immediately.
No Database Storage
The prototype does not use user accounts, MySQL tables, or saved screening records.
Module Template
Future screening modules can be added through a dedicated controller and matching form view.
Educational Guidance
Results include simple self-care and follow-up recommendations.
Development Scope
This prototype is prepared for functional testing, not effectiveness claims.
Available Modules
Two Screening Format Examples
Each module has its own controller, form format, and scoring logic so future modules can be expanded cleanly.
Stress & Well-Being
Likert scale by domain
Measures stress and psychological well-being using a 0 to 4 response scale.
Open ModuleAcademic Burnout
Grouped checklist
Uses grouped checkboxes for exhaustion, academic detachment, and reduced efficacy indicators.
Open ModuleEmergency and safety note
If a student feels unsafe, has thoughts of self-harm, or is at immediate risk, this website is not enough. Contact a trusted person, campus support, professional mental health service, or local emergency service immediately.