Objective: A systematic review of cost-utility and cost-effectiveness research works of
telemedicine, electronic health (e-health), and mobile health (m-health) systems in the …

Background Excessive alcohol use contributes significantly to physical and psychological
illness, injury and death, and a wide array of social harm in all age groups. A proven strategy …

Despite growing research in the past two decades involving Internet-supported or online
mental health interventions, there has been only a few attempts to provide a synthesis of the …

Background Alcohol misuse ranks within the top ten health conditions with the highest
global burden of disease. Low-intensity, Internet interventions for curbing adult alcohol …

Abstract Background and Aims To review published studies on the effectiveness of
combining cognitive‐behavioural therapy (CBT) and motivational interviewing (MI) to treat …

Background: Self-help interventions without professional contact to curb adult problem
drinking in the community are increasingly being delivered via the Internet. Objective: The …

Background More than 18 million Americans are currently suffering from alcohol use
disorder (AUD): a compulsive behavior of alcohol use as a result of a chronic, relapsing …

Objectives The aims of this paper were to describe and evaluate the methods and efficacy of
technology-delivered motivational interviewing interventions (TAMIs), discuss the …

Background Web-based computer-tailored interventions for multiple health behaviors can
have a significant public health impact. Yet, few randomized controlled trials have tested this …

Despite the high impact of mental disorders in society, European mental health research is
at a critical situation with a relatively low level of funding, and few advances been achieved …