Pilot implementation of computerized cognitive behavioral therapy in a university health setting

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2014
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This study evaluated the implementation of computerized cognitive-behavioral therapy (cCBT) for depression and anxiety in a university health center. Students reporting symptoms of depression and/or anxiety were offered cCBT and randomized to a session email reminder or no-reminder condition. Partic …
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Authors Santucci LC;McHugh RK;Elkins RM;Schechter B;Ross MS;Landa CE;Eisen S;Barlow DH;;
Journal administration and policy in mental health
Year 2014
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