Telepsychiatry, ie., the use of information and communication technologies to provide
psychiatric services from a distance, has been around for more than half a century now …

The use and capabilities of telehealth technologies to conduct psychological assessments
remotely are expanding. Clinical practitioners and researchers need to be aware of what …

METHODS: We conducted a systematic search of the literature on telepsychiatry using the
search terms,“telepsychiatry”,“telemental health”,“telecare”,“telemedicine”,“e-health”, and …

Objective: The use of interactive videoconferencing to provide psychi-atric services to
geographically remote regions, often referred to as telepsychiatry, has gained wide …

Background Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) has demonstrated efficacy and
effectiveness for treating mood and anxiety disorders. Dissemination of CBT via …

Telemental health (TMH) for older patients has the potential to increase access to geriatric
specialists, reduce travel times for patients and providers, and reduce ever growing …

Research into the use of videoconferencing for clinical purposes, in particular
psychotherapy, is gradually expanding. A number of case studies and case series have …

Objective: Telepsychiatry in the form of videoconferencing brings enormous opportunities for
clinical care, education, research, and administration. Focusing on videoconferencing, we …

Telemental Health Standards and Guidelines Working Group Co-Chairs: Brian Grady, MD
Kathleen Myers, MD, MPH Eve-Lynn Nelson, PhD Writing Committees: Evidence-Based …

Objective: The authors conducted a review and meta-analysis of the literature comparing
telepsychiatry with “in-person” psychiatric assessments. Method: Approximately 380 studies …