The Feasibility of eHealth in Mental Health Care

Basnet, Syaron

doi:10.4172/2155-6105.1000205

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“…The study results that indicate overall assessment about the sample responses (health care providers) about feasibility domain was there is feasibility for application of electronic health system. These finding is consistence with that found use of e-Health requires a certain degree of technical proficiency from both health care professionals (7) .…”

Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 90%

Feasibility of Activating Electronic Health Care System in Ibn Rushed Hospital

2020

MLU

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A descriptive study was conducted on health care providers them use electronic health care system and patients or clients in Ibn Rushed Teaching Hospital in Baghdad-Iraq. To evaluate the feasibility of activating electronic health care system, Data was collected using a developed self-administrated questionnaire; data was collected from March 20 th , 2019 to May 6 th 2019.A purposive sample (non-probability sample) were selected (N=115) the study sample was divided into two parts, the first part is healthcare providers and their number (65), the number of physicians is (32) and the number of nurses is (33). The second part of the sample is patients or clients and their number (50).Data were analyzed through the application of descriptive and inferential statistical approaches by using Statistical Package for Social Science (SPSS) version 19.For health care providers, the findings for revealed that most of the respondents were males with age's range from (31 to 39) years old, most of the respondents were physicians with (8 to 17) years' experience. Most of the responses regarding of feasibility of activating electronic health care system, there are feasibility from activating electronic health care system (83%).As for results patients and clients Most of the respondents were males with age's range from (35 to 55) years old, level education for respondents were Primary and Preparatory education. Most of the responses regarding of feasibility of activating electronic health care system, there are feasibility from activating electronic health care system (90%).The study recommended the government should be well informed about the benefits and latest innovation in e-Health so as to encourage appropriate allocation of budget, so that e-Health policy implementation can be taken more seriously. Highly recommendation the Ministry of Health to impose and generalize the experience of the electronic health care system in all hospitals in the country. Highly recommended that the educational sector inculcate e-Health into the curriculum for the integration of IT solutions into healthcare to flow successfully, this will provide health care givers graduating from learning institutions systemic training and education on the use of the e-Health. Recommended for further studies to adopt both quantitative and qualitative research approaches in similar studies to generate more responses from participants. This would help reveal whether or not the intended benefits of the implemented E-Health to patients are actually realized.

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Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 90%

Feasibility of Activating Electronic Health Care System in Ibn Rushed Hospital

2020

MLU

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“…Both personalisation and real-time engagement have been found to improve responsiveness and patient motivation [ 13 ]. Moreover, e-mental health applications seamlessly fit in with everyday experiences and allow youngsters to take the lead [ 14 , 15 , 16 ]. E-mental health is, therefore, especially suited to providing feedback to youth in mental healthcare.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

I Need to Know: Using the CeHRes Roadmap to Develop a Treatment Feedback Tool for Youngsters with Mental Health Problems

Bongers

Buitenweg²,

Kuijk

et al. 2022

IJERPH

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Patient-Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) are often used to monitor treatment outcomes in youth mental health care. Unfortunately, youngsters are rarely informed about the results of their PROMs or, when they are, it is in an insufficient manner. Therefore, a web application was developed—together with youngsters—aimed at giving them feedback about their PROMs. The aim of this study is to describe the development process of the application. An expert panel consisting of youngsters, web designers and researchers, as well as a representative from a client organisation, developed the e-health application INK (short for ‘I Need to Know’) in an iterative process based on the Centre for eHealth Research roadmap (CeHRes roadmap). Youngsters prefer, among other aspects, a simple, easy-to-use e-health application with a colourful appearance and want to be able to compare their results across different time points and informants. The INK tool provides youngsters with insight into their PROM results. Based on the youngsters’ preferences, INK users can choose which feedback information is visible. INK facilitates youngsters’ active participation in their treatment as well as shared decision-making with their professional caregivers.

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“…Internet-delivered interventions have several advantages over traditional therapy, including increased scalability and accessibility, in that many applications are not limited by time (they can be administered asynchronously) or space (they can be administered remotely) ( Basnet et al, 2014 ). Despite the demonstrated success and value of internet-delivered interventions for many mental health disorders, there has been little development of such interventions for PDs, and only a limited number of studies have been conducted on their effectiveness.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%