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Aspects of decision-making in the use of wearable devices for mental health problems

The University of Adelaide
Daniel King (Aggregated by) Hugh Hunkin (Aggregated by) Ian Zajac (Aggregated by)
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Written responses regarding aspects about wearable devices that participants wanted to know more about, before they made a decision about using them for addressing a mental health problem

Issued: 2019-08-28

Created: 2019-08-28

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Clinical Psychology | Clinical psychology | clinical decision-making | e-mental health | patient acceptance of healthcare | patient preferences | wearable electronic devices |

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