The Evaluation of the GET.ON Nationwide Web-Only Treatment Service for Depression- and Stress-Related Symptoms: Naturalistic Trial.
Anne EtzelmuellerElena HeberHanne HorvathAnna RadkovskyDirk LehrDavid Daniel EbertPublished in: Journal of medical Internet research (2024)
Future digital health implementation and routine care research should focus on monitoring symptom deterioration and other negative effects, as well as possible predictors of deterioration and the investigation of individual patient trajectories. In conclusion, this study supports the effectiveness of tailored digital mental health services in routine care for depression- and stress-related symptoms in Germany. The results highlight the importance of guidance in delivering internet-based cognitive behavioral therapy interventions and provide further evidence for its potential delivered as web-only solutions for increasing access to and use of psychological treatments.
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- healthcare
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- depressive symptoms
- quality improvement
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- mental health
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- pain management
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- stress induced
- affordable care act
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