Results from a Randomized Trial of a Dashboard Intervention for Tracking Digital Social Media Activity in Clinical Care of Individuals with Mood and Anxiety Disorders (Preprint) DOI Creative Commons
Leslie Miller, Tenzin Lhaksampa, Alexandra Walker

et al.

Published: March 23, 2025

BACKGROUND Digital social activity, defined as interactions on media and electronic communication platforms, has become increasingly important. Social factors impact mental health can contribute to depression anxiety. Therefore, incorporating digital activity into routine care the potential improve outcomes. OBJECTIVE To compare treatment augmented with an dashboard of patient's versus treatment-as-usual patient-rated outcomes symptoms in a randomized trial patients mood anxiety disorders. METHODS We developed personalized summarizing participant’s activity. This dashboard, collaboratively discussed during visits, was used augment clinical tested against treatment-as-usual. Clinicians were recruited from outpatient psychiatry clinics. Patients eligible if 12 years or older receiving for disorder. Psychiatric measures (primary outcome measure) (secondary obtained at each clinic visit part measurement-based standard care. Baseline 3-month follow up assessments included measure status therapeutic alliance measure. Also collected collateral information action scale. RESULTS A total 103 consented, 97 whom intervention arm (n= 49) usual 48). There no differences symptom rating scores between two arms. However, there significant increase discussion it did not appear change patient alliance. CONCLUSIONS Incorporation feasible led increased but CLINICALTRIAL The study is registered ClinicalTrials.gov (NCT03925038). INTERNATIONAL REGISTERED REPORT RR2-10.2196/63279

Language: Английский

Results from a Randomized Trial of a Dashboard Intervention for Tracking Digital Social Media Activity in Clinical Care of Individuals with Mood and Anxiety Disorders (Preprint) DOI Creative Commons
Leslie Miller, Tenzin Lhaksampa, Alexandra Walker

et al.

Published: March 23, 2025

BACKGROUND Digital social activity, defined as interactions on media and electronic communication platforms, has become increasingly important. Social factors impact mental health can contribute to depression anxiety. Therefore, incorporating digital activity into routine care the potential improve outcomes. OBJECTIVE To compare treatment augmented with an dashboard of patient's versus treatment-as-usual patient-rated outcomes symptoms in a randomized trial patients mood anxiety disorders. METHODS We developed personalized summarizing participant’s activity. This dashboard, collaboratively discussed during visits, was used augment clinical tested against treatment-as-usual. Clinicians were recruited from outpatient psychiatry clinics. Patients eligible if 12 years or older receiving for disorder. Psychiatric measures (primary outcome measure) (secondary obtained at each clinic visit part measurement-based standard care. Baseline 3-month follow up assessments included measure status therapeutic alliance measure. Also collected collateral information action scale. RESULTS A total 103 consented, 97 whom intervention arm (n= 49) usual 48). There no differences symptom rating scores between two arms. However, there significant increase discussion it did not appear change patient alliance. CONCLUSIONS Incorporation feasible led increased but CLINICALTRIAL The study is registered ClinicalTrials.gov (NCT03925038). INTERNATIONAL REGISTERED REPORT RR2-10.2196/63279

Language: Английский

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