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At each stage of adaptation, the intervention was reviewed by a multidisciplinary research team (8 members), comprised of: an oncologist specializing in CRC, a health psychologist with expertise in developing guided online interventions, one of the i Conquer Fear developers, 2 psychologists specializing in anxiety-related online therapy (the therapists), a health researcher with expertise in psycho-oncology, and 2 survivors of CRC.
JMIR Cancer 2025;11:e63486
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The 18-week intervention program contained 12 exercise sessions, which were supervised by occupational therapists and included the assistance of youth volunteers. Prior to commencing the intervention, youth volunteers attended educational training about the study at the community center. The youth volunteers were individuals between the ages of 17 and 35 years who were unemployed and had an educational level of secondary 5 or above.
JMIR Serious Games 2024;12:e57352
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Even with outpatient therapy close to the patient’s home, there is the challenge of therapists having to travel to the patient’s place, which is difficult to implement due to limited time resources of therapists. Therefore, patients often receive outpatient treatment that only includes a limited number of therapist-assisted exposure sessions, if any [22,28].
To achieve a better care situation for patients with OCD, there are 2 cost-effective ways of implementing therapist-guided home-based ERP.
JMIR Ment Health 2024;11:e52790
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The limited availability of CBT therapists and high implementation costs have been major obstacles significantly impacting the accessibility of CBT [6,7]. According to a 2018 report, the implementation rate of CBT in Japanese psychiatric clinics was 6.2% [7]. When CBT is applied, it is rarely based on an evidence-based cognitive behavioral model. In most CBT practices, therapists independently select and combine CBT techniques [7].
JMIR Form Res 2024;8:e53659
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An international survey conducted in August 2019 involving 1133 pediatric therapists from 76 countries reported that 3.9% of the pediatric therapists were using telehealth. However, in a follow-up survey completed in May 2020 (ie, during the public health restrictions imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic) with a subsample, 70.1% of the pediatric therapists had adopted telehealth.
JMIR Res Protoc 2022;11(10):e40218
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This manuscript focuses solely on the hardware design and software development and validation, which are described in the following section, whereas the implementation of 3 MDR in community-based service contexts and training of 3 MDR therapists will be included in future publications and an upcoming 3 MDR training manual.
The 3 MDR system requires the components described in Textbox 1. The 3 MDR system must have the characteristics described in Textbox 2.
JMIR Hum Factors 2022;9(3):e33682
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It should be noted that the term doctor (arzt) in Germany refers to physicians, while the term therapists (therapeut) commonly refers to psychological or medical psychotherapists, as well as other therapists (eg, occupational therapists or physical therapists). According to the German Medical Association, the total number of currently working physicians (registered with state medical associations) was around 409,000 in 2020 [7].
J Med Internet Res 2022;24(4):e29781
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In everyday life, smartphones accompany many patients and therapists in physiotherapy sessions. As in other situations, smartphones can offer opportunities for therapy [31-33], but at the same time, they can present risks.
In physiotherapy, new exercises are often shown to build up muscles or train balance and body awareness. One technique that is often used to support such learning processes is learning through observing one’s own behavior or the behaviors of human role models [34-37].
JMIR Mhealth Uhealth 2021;9(4):e25717
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