The Use of Technology to Augment Clinical Care in Depression and Anxiety Disorders

Depression and anxiety are highly prevalent clinical conditions. The use of telehealth and online interventions might increase the reach of clinical services for these disorders and support more comprehensive treatment. This evidence map provides an overview of the existing research on technological...

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Published in:Policy File 2019
Main Authors: Maher, Alicia Ruelaz, Apaydin, Eric, Raaen, Laura, Motala, Aneesa, Shanman, Roberta M, Hempel, Susanne
Format: Report
Language:English
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Health care policy
Information technology
RAND Corporation
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Summary:Depression and anxiety are highly prevalent clinical conditions. The use of telehealth and online interventions might increase the reach of clinical services for these disorders and support more comprehensive treatment. This evidence map provides an overview of the existing research on technological approaches in depression and anxiety care. Comprehensive figures and tables document published and upcoming research to evaluate the role of technology to support clinical care. An online, interactive visualization provides direct access to the included studies. The evidence map presents the volume, nature, and characteristics of research in this field and should be of interest to health policymakers and practitioners who oversee or implement treatment for those conditions.