Making Space for the Quality Care: Integrating Technology into Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for ...
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Study uses 11 clinic observations and 17 semi-structured interviews to map CBT-I workflow into five activities and show that the sleep diary is central: clinicians spend ~30 minutes digitizing paper surveys, patients are often left alone, and return visits require two weeks of diary data. Findings show hybrid systems should triage who can use computerized CBT-I with light clinician oversight, prefer semi-automated tracking to balance reflection and burden, and automate mundane scoring while preserving in-person therapeutic work.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and motivation
- 6:30Current CBT-I workflow challenges
- 12:10Return visit workflow and sleep diaries
- 15:46Hybrid CBT-I technology potential
- 16:58Q&A with Neil Davidson
- 17:39Q&A with Gavin Doherty
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