Telemedicine is Brief alcohol intervention UPBEAT intervention Problem-solving for equally effective as with personalised feedback was no more effective depression treatment for depression than usual care in Sleep intervention reducing symptoms of Telephone-delivered Collaborative care depression for depression depression except CBT for pain treatment Diabetes care (ACDC) among those with more management reduced Pain management for did not reduce physical health depression depression depression problems Telephone-delivered Chronic condition Behavioural activation Sleep intervention behavioural delivered at home by management did not for depression activation reduced videoconferencing reduce depression depression Critical Time Peer-led mental health Illness Management Intervention to Telephone-based and Recovery (IMR) recovery improve quality of care disease management is no more effective Dual-disorder specific CBT after psychiatric to reduce alcohol use than problem-solving and 12-step group for impatient reduced depression in reducing depression hospitalisation (modest symptoms of Acupuncture to improvement only in schizophrenia cravings for alcohol or quality of life) Telephone-based drugs and reduce anxiety psychiatric Geriatric outpatient management management (GEM) (similar to usual care) Problem-solving therapy Emotional Freedom Technique Weight loss for quality of life Intervention for bipolar disorder medical care on quality of life Mifepristone for verbal learning Behavioural interventions combined with cognitive techniques for suicide ideation Health buddy via telehealth for suicide ideation Table 11: Interventions to improve social engagement SUPPORTED PROMISING UNKNOWN NOT SUPPORTED (Two or more studies) (One study only) Conflicting results No improvement
Telemedicine is equally effective as treatment Telephone-delivered CBT for pain management reduced depression Telephone-delivered behavioural activation reduced depression Telephone-based disease management to reduce alcohol use reduced depression Brief alcohol intervention with personalised feedback for depression Collaborative care depression treatment Pain management for depression Behavioural activation delivered at home by videoconferencing Peer-led mental health recovery Dual-disorder specific CBT and 12-step group for depression Acupuncture to cravings for alcohol or drugs and reduce anxiety Geriatric outpatient management (GEM) Problem-solving therapy Emotional Freedom Technique Weight loss for quality of life Intervention for bipolar disorder medical care on quality of life Mifepristone for verbal learning Behavioural interventions combined with cognitive techniques for suicide ideation Health buddy via telehealth for suicide ideation UPBEAT intervention was no more effective than usual care in reducing symptoms of depression except among those with more physical health problems Sleep intervention for depression Critical Time Intervention to improve quality of care after psychiatric impatient hospitalisation (modest improvement only in quality of life) Problem-solving for depression Sleep intervention for depression Diabetes care (ACDC) did not reduce depression Chronic condition management did not reduce depression Illness Management and Recovery (IMR) is no more effective than problem-solving in reducing symptoms of schizophrenia Telephone-based psychiatric management (similar to usual care) Table 11: Interventions to improve social engagement SUPPORTED (Two or more studies) PROMISING (One study only) UNKNOWN Conflicting results NOT SUPPORTED No improvement
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