Blended care in psychosis – A systematic review

Cohen, Mayan; Roe, David; Savir, Tomer; Baumel, Amit

doi:10.1016/j.schres.2024.03.041

Schizophrenia Research

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.schres.2024.03.041

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Blended care in psychosis – A systematic review

Mayan Cohen,

David Roe,

Tomer Savir

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Hybrid care in mental health: a framework for understanding care, research, and future opportunities

Chen,

Huang,

Torous

2024

NPP—Digit Psychiatry Neurosci

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Technology is playing an increasing role in healthcare, especially in mental health. Traditional mental healthcare, whether in-person or via telehealth, cannot by itself address the massive need for services. Standalone technology such as smartphone apps, while easily accessible, have seen limited engagement and efficacy on their own. Hybrid care – the combination of synchronous in-person or telehealth appointments with the use of asynchronous digital tools such as smartphone applications, wearable devices, or digital therapeutics – has the potential to offer the best of both worlds, providing both increased access and higher engagement and efficacy. In this paper, we present a framework highlighting the key components of hybrid care models: digital intervention, human support, and target population. This framework can be used to evaluate existing models in the literature and in practice, identify areas of need and opportunity, and serve as a blueprint for key elements to consider when designing new hybrid care models.

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Hybrid care in mental health: a framework for understanding care, research, and future opportunities

Chen,

Huang,

Torous

2024

NPP—Digit Psychiatry Neurosci

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Virtuell virkelighet, virkelig mestring: Virtual Reality som verktøy i behandling av psykoselidelser

Gjerstad,

Schjøtt-Pedersen,

Seierstad

et al. 2024

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Virtual reality (VR) is emerging as an innovative tool in psychotherapy. In this article, we review the evidence base for the use of VR in therapy, focusing on the treatment of psychotic disorders. We present a fictional case study based on real-life patient pathways from several psychosis treatment units at Oslo University Hospital, showing how VR can be used to address anxiety and avoidance behaviours in patients with psychotic disorders. Furthermore, we introduce RecoVRy, a novel Norwegian intervention combining VR and artificial intelligence (AI) to help individuals with psychotic disorders manage everyday anxiety. Although integrating VR and AI holds considerable potential, we also discuss challenges related to privacy and ethical considerations. We conclude that although VR therapy probably does not represent a universal solution, the technology constitutes a valuable supplement that can enrich therapeutic practices and potentially contribute to significant health and socioeconomic savings. Finally, we emphasise the need for further research to fully realise this potential. Keywords: Virtual reality, VR, virtual reality exposure therapy, VRET, artificial intelligence, AI, psychosis, schizophrenia

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Blended care in psychosis – A systematic review

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Hybrid care in mental health: a framework for understanding care, research, and future opportunities

Hybrid care in mental health: a framework for understanding care, research, and future opportunities

Virtuell virkelighet, virkelig mestring: Virtual Reality som verktøy i behandling av psykoselidelser

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