Topic: Views on digital health, and the adoption of the digital health solution | |
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Question | Answer |
In the last 2 weeks, to what extent did you employ the following in your usual clinical care: | (N/A/ not at all/ rarely/ sometimes/ very often/ always) □ Broad, multi-dimensional assessment of needs beyond mental health, including but not limited to: physical health, daily functioning, alcohol and drug use, and social connectedness □ Outcome monitoring to routinely measure a young person’s progress using objective, standardised measures to track improvements or deterioration, for the purposes of treatment planning □ Match the ‘intensity’ of an intervention to the needs of the young person □ Shared or collaborative decision making with the young person under your care □ Etc. |
What is the main reason for not always adopting any of the previous items in your usual clinical care? Please select all that apply. | â–¡ I do not think any of the above items are important to adopt in my usual clinical care â–¡ I am worried that the digital health solution poses a potential risk to the quality of the care provided to clients â–¡ Time constraints â–¡ Capacity restraints â–¡ Etc. |
When considering the positive social benefits you identified in the previous question, how much do you personally agree or disagree with the following statements? | (Not sure/ strongly disagree/ disagree/ neutral/ agree/ strongly agree) □ Without the Brain and Mind Centre’s digital health solution, these positive social benefits (on consumers, my standard practice or my health service) would have happened anyway □ Due to the Brain and Mind Centre’s digital health solution, other tasks I used to carry out have stopped or have been replaced □ These positive social benefits will continue in the years to come |