A Promising Debut for Computerized Therapies.
Computer therapies may be the answer to improving patient care. A recent study by researchers at Yale University tested the use of a computer-based training for cognitive-behavorial therapy in the delivery of care and found that those receiving computer-based treatment had half as many positive uri...
| Published in: | American Journal of Psychiatry Vol. 165; no. 7; pp. 793 - 796 |
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American Psychiatric Publishing, Inc.
July 2008
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| Summary: | Computer therapies may be the answer to improving patient care. A recent study by researchers at Yale University tested the use of a computer-based training for cognitive-behavorial therapy in the delivery of care and found that those receiving computer-based treatment had half as many positive urine specimens and longer urine-confirmed abstinence compared to those receiving regular treatment. |
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