Mental health service use after minor to moderate motor vehicle crash injury: A systematic review

Group, Healthy Working Lives Research; Yu, Simone; Maharjan, Preeti; Griffiths, Daniel; Gray, Shannon; Collie, Alex

doi:10.26180/30595658.v1

Mental health service use after minor to moderate motor vehicle crash injury: A systematic review

https://doi.org/10.26180/30595658

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posted on 2025-11-12, 04:01 authored by Healthy Working Lives Research GroupHealthy Working Lives Research Group, Simone Yu, Preeti MaharjanPreeti Maharjan, Daniel GriffithsDaniel Griffiths, Shannon GrayShannon Gray, Alex CollieAlex Collie

<p dir="ltr">Mental health symptoms are commonly experienced after sustaining an injury in a motor vehicle crash (MVC). Around 80% of MVCs are classified as minor to moderate (e.g., whiplash, sprains, strains), yet around half experience mental health impairments one-year post-injury. The prevalence, frequency, and determinants of mental health service use after these injuries are unclear.</p>

Mental health service use after minor to moderate motor vehicle crash injury: A systematic review

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