The paper discusses an eHealth project which is currently developing an interactive web-based platform that assists patients to self-manage work-related disorders and alcoholism. The focus is on motivating long-term behaviour change. This is supported by an online assessment component based on the technique of motivational interviewing and a feedback component which visualizes actual behaviour in relation to intended behaviour. Disease-specific information is provided through an information portal that utilizes lightweight ontologies (associative networks) in combination with text mining. Emotional support is provided via virtual communities. The paper discusses the design rationales underlying the approach taken and outlines some implement...
Background: The word “Empowerment“ has recently become one of the most important buzzwor...
This pilot study aimed to evaluate the feasibility of a web-based self-management intervention in pa...
Computer generated self-care advice systems are used in health care to support self-management and t...
One of the main difficulties faced by public health management in developed countries is the aging o...
Introduction: For three long-term care patient groups e-health self-management support programs (pat...
Stress and insufficient recovery from workload may lead to chronic diseases and mental health proble...
Background: Self-management can increase self-efficacy and quality of life and improve disease outco...
A serious challenge in current Western societies is the increasing number of patients with chronic d...
Chronic work-related stress and insufficient recovery from workload can gradually lead to problems w...
Sustained mental stress and insufficient recovery from daily psychological and physical strain may l...
Web-based mental health interventions are becoming commonplace, but interactive capabilities offered...
We describe the development process and completed structure, of a self-help online intervention for ...
In accordance with the global trend, in The Netherlands approximately 45% of the population is overw...
Background: Web-based mental health interventions have evolved from innovative prototypes to evidenc...
This chapter explores how in developing patient-centred e-health systems it is possible to accommoda...
Background: The word “Empowerment“ has recently become one of the most important buzzwor...
This pilot study aimed to evaluate the feasibility of a web-based self-management intervention in pa...
Computer generated self-care advice systems are used in health care to support self-management and t...
One of the main difficulties faced by public health management in developed countries is the aging o...
Introduction: For three long-term care patient groups e-health self-management support programs (pat...
Stress and insufficient recovery from workload may lead to chronic diseases and mental health proble...
Background: Self-management can increase self-efficacy and quality of life and improve disease outco...
A serious challenge in current Western societies is the increasing number of patients with chronic d...
Chronic work-related stress and insufficient recovery from workload can gradually lead to problems w...
Sustained mental stress and insufficient recovery from daily psychological and physical strain may l...
Web-based mental health interventions are becoming commonplace, but interactive capabilities offered...
We describe the development process and completed structure, of a self-help online intervention for ...
In accordance with the global trend, in The Netherlands approximately 45% of the population is overw...
Background: Web-based mental health interventions have evolved from innovative prototypes to evidenc...
This chapter explores how in developing patient-centred e-health systems it is possible to accommoda...
Background: The word “Empowerment“ has recently become one of the most important buzzwor...
This pilot study aimed to evaluate the feasibility of a web-based self-management intervention in pa...
Computer generated self-care advice systems are used in health care to support self-management and t...