Development and feasibility of smartphone application for cognitive-behavioural case management of individuals with early psychosis.

Abstract:

BACKGROUND:This article describes the development of the smartphone application for cognitive-behavioural case management of young individuals with early psychosis and examines the acceptance and potential clinical benefits of this application through a pilot survey. METHODS:Gwangju Bukgu-Community Mental Health Center developed and launched a smartphone application (Heal Your Mind [HYM]) for cognitive-behavioural case management and symptom monitoring. The HYM application for clients includes 6 main modules including thought record, symptom record, daily life record, official notices, communication and scales. The key module is the "thought record" for self-directed cognitive-behavioural treatment. When the client writes and sends the self-cognitive-behavioural therapy sheet to the case manager, the latter receives a notification and can provide feedback in real time. We conducted a survey to investigate the acceptance and feasibility of this approach among young clients with early psychosis. RESULTS:A total of 24 clients with early psychosis participated in this survey. More than 80% of participants reported that it was easy to learn to use this application, and no one described this application as very complicated or reported that they needed a long time to learn how to use it. About 80% of participants were satisfied with this application, and 70% reported that they received help as a result of using this application. CONCLUSIONS:This study suggests that this smartphone application is useful for young individuals with early psychosis and that it may contribute to the development of both young customer- and case manager-friendly systems for this clinical population.

authors

Kim SW,Lee GY,Yu HY,Jung EI,Lee JY,Kim SY,Kim JM,Shin IS,Yoon JS

doi

10.1111/eip.12418

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2018-12-01 00:00:00

pages

1087-1093

issue

6

eissn

1751-7885

issn

1751-7893

journal_volume

12

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