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Personalizing, Delivering and Monitoring Behavioral Health Interventions: An Annotated Bibliography of the Best Available Apps

Kanesha Simmons, E’leyna Garcia, Mary Katherine Howell, MS, and Sharlene Leong, MA

Mobile applications, utilized on smartphones, or “apps,” are just one of many behavioral intervention technologies (BITs) that harness the power of information and communication technology to address behavioral and mental health outcomes. Although this article only reviews selected mobile apps for various mental health concerns, BITs may also include videoconferencing and standard telephone technologies to deliver psychotherapy, web-based interventions, social media, virtual reality, and gaming.

Year 2016
Credit 1
Level Intermediate
Price $25.00
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Learning Objectives
  1. Describe different mobile apps used to address drug abuse, severe mental illness, violence prevention, relaxation, sleep, PTSD, anxiety, mood tracking, and chronic pain.
Citation

Simmons, K., Garcia, E., Howell, M.K. and Leong, S. (2016). Personalizing, Delivering and Monitoring Behavioral Health Interventions: An Annotated Bibliography of the Best Available Apps. The Register Report, 42, 46-54.

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