From formative design to service-ready therapeutic: A pragmatic approach to designing digital mental health interventions across domains

Meyerhoff, Jonah; Kornfield, Rachel; Lattie, Emily G.; Knapp, Ashley A.; Kruzan, Kaylee P.; Jacobs, Maia; Stamatis, Caitlin A.; Taple, Bayley J.; Beltzer, Miranda L.; Berry, Andrew B.L.; Reddy, Madhu; Mohr, David C.; Graham, Andrea K.

doi:10.1016/j.invent.2023.100677

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“…Riboldi et al (2023) researched that to overcome anxiety and depressive symptoms in students during the Covid-19 pandemic, there needs to be mental health interventions in the digital era so that a systematic review of randomly controlled trials can be seen. Meyerhoff et al (2023) examines the design of mental health interventions in the digital era in all domains as a pragmatic approach starting from formative design to ready-to-use therapy services. Kozelka et al (2023) researched access to mental health in the digital era for people experiencing serious mental illness in society in order to identify barriers.…”

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Study of Mental Health Quotes for Positive Mindset in Digital Era

Pulungan,

Saputri

2023

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The purpose of this research is to examine mental health quotes for a positive mindset after the Covid-19 pandemic hit especially in digital era. The research method used is descriptive qualitative. The data source is 65 quotes from World Health Mental Day 2022, Make Mental Health for All A Global Priority on a very large banner. Data collection techniques include library techniques, see, and record. The analysis is qualitative content analysis. The presentation is descriptive and argumentative. The results of the study show that when someone wants to give quotes that aim to create a positive mindset, the tendency for the type of language style that appears consists of: Association 50%, Paradox 17%, Climax 15%, Allegory 8%, Anticlimax 6%, Irony and Rhetorical 2% each. The findings from this study are in the form of association style patterns with criticism, conditions, affection, prohibitions, definitive, optimistic, and advice patterns. The pattern of Paradox language style is patterned as suggestion, alert, prohibition, annoyance, consistency, and introspection. Command and support patterned Climax language styles. Allegory style pattern with an optimistic pattern. Anticlimax stylized pattern with prohibition pattern. Irony language style pattern which is patterned as a prohibition for satire. The patterned Rhetorical style of language asks something. Thus, the novelty revealed of the synergy from the fields of linguistics and counseling can produce more specific, effective, and efficient counseling therapies in the future, especially in mental health. Keywords: Digital Mental Health, Positive Mindset, Language Style

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Study of Mental Health Quotes for Positive Mindset in Digital Era

Pulungan,

Saputri

2023

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The recent history and near future of digital health in the field of behavioral medicine: an update on progress from 2019 to 2024

Arigo,

Jake-Schoffman,

Pagoto

2024

J Behav Med

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The field of behavioral medicine has a long and successful history of leveraging digital health tools to promote health behavior change. Our 2019 summary of the history and future of digital health in behavioral medicine (Arigo in J Behav Med 8: 67–83, 2019) was one of the most highly cited articles in the Journal of Behavioral Medicine from 2010 to 2020; here, we provide an update on the opportunities and challenges we identified in 2019. We address the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on behavioral medicine research and practice and highlight some of the digital health advances it prompted. We also describe emerging challenges and opportunities in the evolving ecosystem of digital health in the field of behavioral medicine, including the emergence of new evidence, research methods, and tools to promote health and health behaviors. Specifically, we offer updates on advanced research methods, the science of digital engagement, dissemination and implementation science, and artificial intelligence technologies, including examples of uses in healthcare and behavioral medicine. We also provide recommendations for next steps in these areas with attention to ethics, training, and accessibility considerations. The field of behavioral medicine has made meaningful advances since 2019 and continues to evolve with impressive pace and innovation.

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