Background The routine measurement of patient-reported outcomes in cancer clinical care
using electronic patient-reported outcome measures (ePROMs) is gaining momentum …

There is growing evidence that digital interventions can successfully effect meaningful
changes in health-related behaviour. However, optimisation of digital intervention delivery is …

Background Treatment of offenders in forensic mental health is complex. Often, these in-or
outpatients have low treatment motivation, suffer from multiple disorders, and have poor …

Meta-synthesis refers to a range of approaches by which existing qualitative studies in
healthcare can be reviewed and compared. There is increasing use of meta-synthesis to …

Objective Poor lifestyle represents a health risk factor and is the leading cause of morbidity
and chronic conditions. The impact of poor lifestyle can be significantly altered by …

Web-based interventions for people with depressive symptoms are needed and show
promising effects. However, it is a consistent finding that human support is needed and this …

Computer scientists contend that understanding human computer interaction (HCI) is an
important factor in developing successful computer user experiences. Mental health …

Abstract The World Health Organization is developing a range of interventions, including
technology supported interventions, to help address the mental health treatment gap …

Evidence suggests that children with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) experience
challenges across many areas of their daily lives and often require interprofessional …

Psychosocial interventions for serious mental illness are resource intensive and poorly
accessible. Brief interventions (eg, single session) that are augmented by follow-on …