Web-based Therapy Plus Support by a Coach in Depressed Patients Referred to Secondary Mental Health Care: Randomized Controlled Trial.
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| Abstract |
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The evidence for the effectiveness of Web-based therapies comes mainly from nonclinical populations, with a few studies in primary care. There is little evidence from patients referred to secondary mental health care with depression. Adherence to Web-based therapies is often poor. One way to increase this is to create a new health service role of a coach to guide people through the therapy. |
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2018
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| Journal |
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JMIR mental health
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| Volume |
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5
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1
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| Number of Pages |
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e5
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| Date Published |
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2018
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| URL |
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http://mental.jmir.org/2018/1/e5/
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| DOI |
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10.2196/mental.8510
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| Short Title |
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JMIR Ment Health
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