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Effectiveness of a web-based cognitive-behavioral tool to improve mental well-being in the general population: Randomized controlled trial

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2013

Authors

Powell, John
Hamborg, Thomas
Stallard, Nigel
Burls, Amanda
Bennett, Karen
McSorley, Jaime
Griffiths, Kathleen
Christensen, Helen

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Journal of medical Internet Research

Abstract

Background: Interventions to promote mental well-being can bring benefits to the individual and to society. The Internet can facilitate the large-scale and low-cost delivery of individually targeted health promoting interventions. Objective: To evaluate t

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Keywords: adult; anxiety; article; cognitive therapy; computer assisted therapy; controlled clinical trial; controlled study; depression; female; health care delivery; health promotion; human; Internet; male; mental health; mental health service; methodology; middl Internet; Mental health; Public health; Randomized controlled trial

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/72672

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ANU Research Publications

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Journal of Medical Internet Research

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Journal article

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10.2196/jmir.2240

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