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Psychiatr Prax 2024; 51(07): 347-350
DOI: 10.1055/a-2392-2741
Editorial

Digital Health in der Psychiatrie – Potentiale und Risiken

Digital Health in Psychiatry – Potentials and Risks
Stefanie Schreiter
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Digital Health – Begriffsklärung und Einsätze in der Psychiatrie

Digital Health steht für den Einsatz und die Weiterentwicklung digitaler Technologien zur Verbesserung der Gesundheit [1]. Im Bereich der Psychiatrie bringt diese Form der Gesundheitsversorgung tiefgreifende Veränderungen mit sich, indem sie traditionelle Methoden durch intelligente, zugängliche und vernetzte Technologien ergänzt. Diese Technologien sind nicht nur zentral für die Bereitstellung psychiatrischer Gesundheitsleistungen (z. B. Aufgabenplanung, Ressourcenallokation), sondern verändern auch die Art und Weise, wie Diagnosen gestellt, Behandlungen durchgeführt und PatientInnen betreut werden sowie das Selbst-Management von PatientInnen.



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