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Chapter 36.Hybrid Practitioners and Digital Treatments

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    https://doi.org/10.1176/appi.books.9781615372980.lr36

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    What Types of Technologies Are Currently Being Used for Psychiatric Treatment? | What Types of Online or Hybrid Therapies or Treatment Strategies Are Emerging? | What Types of Patients May Be Treated More Effectively With Online Technologies or Hybrid Care? | Future Therapeutic Approaches and Directions | Management of Digital Treatments and Hybrid Relationships: Recommendations for Psychiatrists | References

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    Technological changes—digital, nano, genomic, and cloud based, or some combination of these—are one of several trends currently transforming the U.S. health care environment (Yellowlees and Shore 2017), and as such are already affecting psychiatrists and the way that many psychiatric treatments are performed.

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