Holly Coole

The Impact of the Choice of Health-Related Quality-of-Life Measure on Outcomes in Mental Health: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Head-to-Head Comparisons

Gareth Hopkin, Lynda Ayiku, Richard Branson, Holly Coole et autres

OBJECTIVES: In mental health, there are concerns that generic preference-weighted health-related quality-of-life (HRQoL) measures are not appropriate. Newer measures developed specifically for mental health are available. This systematic review and meta-analysis aimed to evaluate the impact of the choice of HRQoL measure …

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Identifying, Monitoring, and Reporting Adverse Events in Digital Mental Health: Guidance from a Co-Production Workshop and Consensus Consultation in the UK (Preprint)

Aislinn D. Gomez Bergin, Althea Z. Valentine, Kirsty Sprange, Holly Coole et autres

BACKGROUND Digital mental health trials underreport adverse events (AEs), leading to insufficient understanding of risk. Previous research suggests unique challenges in AE reporting in digital mental health, many of which may be mitigated. OBJECTIVE The Adverse Events in Digital Mental Health (AVERT) …

Artificial intelligence in digital mental health technology: Considerations for regulation

Sarah Pais, Holly Coole, Janagan Alagarajah, A. Bergin

Artificial intelligence (AI) is being introduced into all aspects of life with notable adoption seen in health care and systems and growing utility in the domain of digital mental health technology (DMHT). The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency and the National …

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Strength of Evidence to Support Decision-Making on the Use of Digital Mental Health Technologies in NICE Evaluations: Cross-Sectional Analysis of Studies

Gareth Hopkin, Holly Coole, Francesca Edelmann, john a. powell et autres

Background: Digital mental health technologies (DMHTs) are playing an increasing role in mental health services. The quality of evidence for DMHTs is variable, and there are concerns that evidence is not sufficient to support decision-making. Objective: This study used a cross-sectional analysis …

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What is the strength of evidence to support decision-making on the use of digital mental health technologies? A cross-sectional analysis of studies supporting NICE evaluations (Preprint)

Gareth Hopkin, Holly Coole, Francesca Edelmann, John Powell et autres

BACKGROUND Digital mental health technologies (DMHTs) are playing an increasing role in mental health services. The quality of evidence for DMHTs is variable and there are concerns that evidence is not sufficient to support decision-making. OBJECTIVE This study used a cross-sectional analysis …

Toward a New Conceptual Framework for Digital Mental Health Technologies: Scoping Review

Gareth Hopkin, Holly Coole, Francesca Edelmann, Lynda Ayiku et autres

Background: Digital mental health technologies (DMHTs) are becoming more widely available and are seen as having the potential to improve the quality of mental health care. However, conversations around the potential impact of DMHTs can be impacted by a lack of focus …

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Building robust, proportionate, and timely approaches to regulation and evaluation of digital mental health technologies

Gareth Hopkin, Richard D. Branson, Paul Campbell, Holly Coole et autres

Demand for mental health services exceeds available resources globally, and access to diagnosis and evidence-based treatment is affected by long delays. Digital mental health technologies present an opportunity to reimagine the delivery of mental health support by providing innovative, effective, and tailored …

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Considerations for regulation and evaluation of digital mental health technologies

Gareth Hopkin, Richard D. Branson, Paul Campbell, Holly Coole et autres

Digital mental health technologies (DMHTs) are becoming well established within mental health services and through direct-to-consumer models. Due to their scalable nature, DMHTs may support services to bridge the gap between demand and the available workforce, particularly where existing pathways have long …

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