Enhancement of adherence to tricyclic antidepressants by computerized supervision

Sorrell, Steven P.; Greist, John H.; Klein, Marjorie H.; Johnson, James H.; Harris, William G.

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“…It is not too difficult to imagine the day when patients can directly request computer information about the mental health treatments they are receiving. Such information regarding use of tricyclic antidepressants has already been incorporated in a computer interview for enhancing patient compliance (Sorrell, Greist, Klein, Johnson, & Harris, 1982).…”

Section: Examples Of Computer Interviewsmentioning

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Direct patient computer interviewing.

Erdman¹,

Klein²,

Greist³

1985

Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology

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Recent developments in direct computer interviewing of patients in clinical settings range from comprehensive behavioral and psychiatric assessment and diagnostic systems to special topic interviews, for example, suicide risk, drug and alcohol use, and sexual dysfunction. Early trials with computer-based psychotherapy have now been extended to cognitive therapy for depression and patient education. Advantages of computer interviewing include high patient acceptance, low costs for routine interviewing, and balance of structure and reliability with flexibility and individualized question flow. Research in this area must now move from demonstration and feasibility studies to research on the impact of patient interviews on clinical and research systems and studies of the interview process itself.

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Section: Examples Of Computer Interviewsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Direct patient computer interviewing.

Erdman¹,

Klein²,

Greist³

1985

Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology

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146

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“…Un effort d'individualisation des programmes a déjà été fait par quelques chercheurs (Sorrell et al, 1982 ;Selmi et al, 1982 ;Carr et Ghosh, 1983), et la clientèle semble y réagir de façon très positive.…”

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“…De leur côté, Sorrell et al (1982) ont conçu un programme visant à favoriser la « compliance » au traitement médical. La « compliance » est la capacité des parents et de l'enfant à répondre adéquatement et de façon soutenue aux ordonnances de l'équipe médicale concernant les soins et les médicaments à donner à l'enfant.…”

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État des connaissances à l’origine de l’utilisation du logiciel Vie familiale et impact de la maladie : attitudes et motivation de la clientèle et préoccupation des professionnels

Poulin

Beaudoin

Turgeon-Krawczuk

2005

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L'utilisation de l'ordinateur dans l'intervention en service social se répand de plus en plus même si elle est encore assez peu fréquente dans notre milieu. Un exemple de ce type d'application correspond au développement et à l'utilisation du logiciel Vie familiale et impact de la maladie auprès des parents d'enfants atteints de fibrose kystique à l'hôpital Sainte-Justine à Montréal et au Centre hospitalier de l'Université Laval (CHUL) à Québec entre 1989 et 1991. En vue de l'utilisation directe et interactive de ce logiciel avec les parents, il a été nécessaire de déterminer quelles devaient être les conditions à respecter pour assurer le succès de l'expérimentation. On se devait donc de faire le point de l'état des connaissances sur les résistances et les attentes de la clientèle à l'égard de la nouvelle technologie, sur les préoccupations des professionnels envers les applications cliniques de l'informatique et sur la motivation des utilisateurs à se servir des ordinateurs sur une base longitudinale. Les résultats de cette exploration sont communiqués dans cet article avant que soient présentés, en dernier lieu, le contenu du logiciel et son mode d'utilisation

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“…Between 25% and 50% of the patients fail to take a significant portion of their medication. BARRY, an on-line computer program, was developed to supervise adherence to drug treatments for depression (Sorrell, Greist, Klein, Johnson, & Harris, 1982). BARRY uses a dialogue to monitor both level of depression and medication adherence along with problems such as drug side effects.…”

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Computers and psychology.

Jay¹

1987

The G. Stanley Hall Lecture Series, Vol. 7.

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Introducing Computers to Psychology Studentsam compelled to make two preliminary remarks before discussing I the role of computers in psychology. First, most of the revolution in microcomputers in psychology has occurred within the last decade or two. Computers, software, and research on them are evolving so rapidly that much of what I have written here may be obsolete in a few years. Second, psychology instructors should teach introductory students with unfaltering enthusiasm about subjects that are interesting, true to our discipline, and important to the lecturer. Computers are interesting to students because we make them seem so. Computers and technology are topics that many freshmen do not associate with psychology. Once the topic is presented, most students become attentive and enthusiastic about future uses and employment trends for psychologists with computer training. A discussion of computers and psychology will show students the extent to which psychologists are involved in the electronic revolution, and how psychologists' research will influence our future environments and quality of life.People do not decide to use computers merely because of a flashy piece of software or expensive hardware. People decide to use computers because they see the applicability of them. To lecture on com-93

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Enhancement of adherence to tricyclic antidepressants by computerized supervision

Cited by 13 publications

References 26 publications

Direct patient computer interviewing.

Direct patient computer interviewing.

État des connaissances à l’origine de l’utilisation du logiciel Vie familiale et impact de la maladie : attitudes et motivation de la clientèle et préoccupation des professionnels

Computers and psychology.

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