Der komplementäre Einsatz des internetbasierten Selbstmanagementprogramms „moodgym“ bei Menschen mit depressiven Erkrankungen in der stationären Versorgung – die Perspektive von Patienten und Behandlern

Dorow, Marie; Stein, Janine; Förster, Franziska; Löbner, Margrit; Franz, Michael; Günther, Rolf; Schröder, Rolf; Sommer, D. K.; Möller, Dieter; Dekoj, Marie Christine; Becker, Thomas; Riedel‐Heller, Steffi G.

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“…Nevertheless, these findings indicate that there is a considerable amount of patients showing interest in using e-mental health interventions for the treatment of depression. A previous study ( 67 ) investigating the implementation of the internet-based self-management program moodgym in inpatient psychiatric clinics found that stronger treatment preference for internet-based interventions was a significant predictor for starting the moodgym program. In view of influential sociodemographic factors, age and education were associated with preferences for internet-based interventions.…”

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Preferences for Depression Treatment Including Internet-Based Interventions: Results From a Large Sample of Primary Care Patients

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Background: To date, little is known about treatment preferences for depression concerning new media. This study aims to (1) investigate treatment preferences for depression including internet-based interventions and (2) examine subgroup differences concerning age, gender and severity of depression as well as patient-related factors associated with treatment preferences.Methods: Data were derived from the baseline assessment of the @ktiv-trial. Depression treatment preferences were assessed from n = 641 primary care patients with mild to moderate depression regarding the following treatments: medication, psychotherapy, combined treatment, alternative treatment, talking to friends and family, exercise, self-help literature, and internet-based interventions. Depression severity was specified by GPs according to ICD-10 criteria. Ordinal logistic regression models were conducted to identify associated factors of treatment preferences.Results: Patients had a mean age of 43.9 years (SD = 13.8) and more than two thirds (68.6%) were female. About 43% of patients had mild depression while 57% were diagnosed with moderate depression. The majority of patients reported strong preferences for psychotherapy, talking to friends and family, and exercise. About one in five patients was very likely to consider internet-based interventions in case of depression. Younger patients expressed significantly stronger treatment preferences for psychotherapy and internet-based interventions than older patients. The most salient factors associated with treatment preferences were the patients' education and perceived self-efficacy.Conclusions: Patients with depression report individually different treatment preferences.Our results underline the importance of shared decision-making within primary care. Future studies should investigate treatment preferences for different types of internet-based interventions.

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“…With regard to depressive symptoms, a meta-analysis by Cuijpers and colleagues [24] showed small but significant effect sizes for unguided self-help programs in comparison with control groups (Cohen's d=0. 28). At 4 to 12 months follow-up the between-group effect size was d=0.…”

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“…After treatment, depressive symptoms were significantly lower in the intervention group as compared to the control group with a moderate betweengroup effect size of d=0.44 [90]. A further study by Dorow and colleagues [28] investigated the acceptance of MoodGym among inpatients with depression, showing moderate-to-high user acceptance.…”

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Internet Interventions for Mental Health: Current State of Research, Lessons Learned and Future Directions

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2020

Консультативная Психология И Психотерапия

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This article gives an overview of current research on internet interventions in the field of mental health. As a result of COVID-19, the implementation of internet interventions has been given a boost in the mental health sectors of several countries all over the world. With regard to these developments, a definition of internet interventions is provided and the current state of research on different formats, treatment contents, and settings of internet interventions is discussed. Current research on the therapeutic alliance in internet interventions and possible negative effects is also described. The review closes with lessons learned from the past decades of research on internet interventions along with possible implications and future directions.

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“…1 Box-Whisker-Plot der Verteilung der Items zur Einsetzbarkeit der GMTB (n = 76 Experten, die sich bereits in die GMTB eingelesen haben Probanden wurde auf eine itembasierte Analyse verzichtet und die Beurteilung der Akzeptanz der GMTB auf aggregierter Ebene vorgenommen. Gleichzeitig stellt die Tatsache, dass Fragebögen zur Nutzungsakzeptanz kaum verfügbar und nach unserem Kenntnisstand bisher nur unzureichend validiert sind, eine weitere Einschränkung darauch der der vorliegenden Studie zugrunde liegende USE-Fragebogen gilt im Hinblick auf psychometrische Gütekriterien als nicht ausreichend evaluiert [10,11].…”

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Der Einsatz eines störungsübergreifenden, multiprofessionellen ‚Betriebssystems‘ für die Psychiatrie: die Perspektive der Nutzer

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Zusammenfassung Anliegen Erfassung der Einsetzbarkeit und Nutzungsakzeptanz eines auf der Basis der dialektisch-behavioralen Therapie (DBT) erstellten Leitfadens für Interaktionen, Haltungen und übergreifende therapeutische Interventionen (GiMa-Therapie-Basics, GMTB). Methoden Schriftliche Befragung von n = 83 multiprofessionellen Mitarbeitern als Experten auf der Basis einer Schulung und Erfahrung in der Nutzung. Ergebnisse Es zeigte sich eine hohe Nutzungsakzeptanz. Die Einsetzbarkeit in der Psychiatrie wurde störungsübergreifend als hoch eingeschätzt. Schlussfolgerung Achtsamkeitsbasierte Leitfäden wie die GMTB stellen eine vielversprechende Grundlage dar, die Arbeit mit schwerkranken Patienten in der Psychiatrie zu verbessern.

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Der komplementäre Einsatz des internetbasierten Selbstmanagementprogramms „moodgym“ bei Menschen mit depressiven Erkrankungen in der stationären Versorgung – die Perspektive von Patienten und Behandlern

Abstract: moodgym may represent a complementary treatment option for depressive disorders in an inpatient setting.

Cited by 18 publications

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Preferences for Depression Treatment Including Internet-Based Interventions: Results From a Large Sample of Primary Care Patients

Preferences for Depression Treatment Including Internet-Based Interventions: Results From a Large Sample of Primary Care Patients

Internet Interventions for Mental Health: Current State of Research, Lessons Learned and Future Directions

Der Einsatz eines störungsübergreifenden, multiprofessionellen ‚Betriebssystems‘ für die Psychiatrie: die Perspektive der Nutzer

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