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Demographics of patient questionnaire respondents (n=31).
Clinician questionnaires were completed by 94 participants (Table 2). Most (85/94, 90%) clinicians were seeing patients with AD at their practice. Many clinicians (55/93, 59%) felt the lack of evidence-based comparisons between treatment options was a barrier to patient care.
JMIR Dermatol 2022;5(3):e41201
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Mobile Health for Perinatal Depression and Anxiety: Scoping Review
Of the 81 publications reviewed by full text, 55 publications were excluded (wrong population, n=12; intervention targeting an outcome other than depression or anxiety, n=14; nonmobile phone–based intervention, n=13; not in English, n=1; review article, n=3; not peer reviewed, n=6; and duplicate, n=4). Hand searching of the reference lists of the reviews identified in full-text screening identified no additional relevant publications.
J Med Internet Res 2020;22(4):e17011
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At 3 months postrandomization, therapy attendance data were available for all participants (n=38/38, 100%), and 25 out of 38 (66%) participants completed symptom scale scores, with a slightly higher completion rate in the TAU-VC (n=14/38, 78%) than the TAU (n=11/38, 61%) condition.
Table 1 summarizes the baseline data for individuals randomized by treatment group.
J Med Internet Res 2019;21(6):e13172
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Distribution of participants across recruitment settings was as follows: adult mood and anxiety psychiatry programs (n=294/812, 36.2%), youth mood and anxiety programs (n=42/812, 5%), mood and anxiety psychotherapy programs (n=73/812, 9%), emergency department/urgent care clinic (n=139/812, 17.1%), borderline personality/trauma therapy programs (n=114/812, 14.0%), and substance use program (n=150/812, 18.5%).
J Med Internet Res 2019;21(6):e10838
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Concerns surrounding e-communication use for mental health care (N=68).
a Respondents may have endorsed multiple concerns.
b SMS: short message service.
Our study found a high level of interest in the use of e-communication for mental health care. The majority of survey respondents already owned and use a mobile phone equipped with downloadable apps, email access, SMS texting functionalities, and built-in cameras for videoconferencing capabilities.
JMIR Ment Health 2016;3(3):e35
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