This is a special issue of Mental Health Update about telehealth and other remote consultations. It includes video, web and telephone consultations that require direct interaction between mental health practitioners and clients. It does not include mobile apps, websites or ehealth interventions without a direct interaction. This is especially relevant during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Full text access: Most of these resources are freely accessible, but articles marked with an asterisk* require an SVHM login for offsite access. Readers from other organisations are welcome, but please note that some links will not work for you, and this library can only supply subscription based full text resources to SVHM staff and students.
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Last update: 28 October 2020 (new articles are added to the top of the relevant section)
Barriers and facilitators
Client interaction
Evaluation
Implementation models
International experience
Rapid deployment
Risk management
Supervision
Therapeutic alliance
Training
Treatment adherence
Workforce
Acceptability
Client perspectives
Practitioner perspectives
Access to healthcare
Hospitalisation and readmissions
Medication adherence
Assessment
Art therapy
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
Gambling intervention
Mindfulness
Problem solving
Suicide prevention
There are lots of useful tips in this interview from SimplePractice about implementing telehealth. Pamela Suraci discusses how she sets up appointments, uses technology and helps clients connect via video-conference.
Consultation liaison
Depression
Elderly
Intellectual disability
LGBTIQ+
Postnatal
Psychosis
Youth
Veterans
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