MENTAL HEALTH INFORMATICS (HB 2014). Cet article n’est pas disponible.
Langue : anglais
Edité par SPRINGER, 2014
Série : Livre 64 sur 538 - Studies in Computational Intelligence
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- Titre
- MENTAL HEALTH INFORMATICS (HB 2014)
- Auteur
- LECH P
- Éditeur
- SPRINGER
- Année de publication
- 2014
- État de l'article
- New
- Reliure
- Couverture rigide
- Langue
- anglais
- ISBN à 10 chiffres
- 3642385494
- ISBN à 13 chiffres
- 9783642385490
- Édition
- Edition internationale
- Série
- Livre 64 sur 538: Studies in Computational Intelligence
This book introduces approaches that have the potential to transform the daily practice of psychiatrists and psychologists. This includes the asynchronous communication between mental health care providers and clients as well as the automation of assessment and therapy.
Speech and language are particularly interesting from the viewpoint of psychological assessment. For instance, depression may change the characteristics of voice in individuals and these changes can be detected by a special form of speech analysis. Computational screening methods that utilize speech and language can detect subtle changes and alert clinicians as well as individuals and caregivers.
The use of online technologies in mental health, however, poses ethical problems that will occupy concerned individuals, governments and the wider public for some time. Assuming that these ethical problems can be solved, it should be possible to diagnose and treat mental health disorders online (excluding the use of medication).
Speech and language are particularly interesting from the viewpoint of psychological assessment. For instance, depression may change the characteristics of voice in individuals and these changes can be detected by a special form of speech analysis. Computational screening methods that utilize speech and language can detect subtle changes and alert clinicians as well as individuals and caregivers.
The use of online technologies in mental health, however, poses ethical problems that will occupy concerned individuals, governments and the wider public for some time. Assuming that these ethical problems can be solved, it should be possible to diagnose and treat mental health disorders online (excluding the use of medication).
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