186110 - Webinar 31: Evaluating the Quality of Digital Mental Health Resources
The webinar series examines some of the online mental health treatment programs that GPs need to know about, focusing on evidence-based programs that have been developed in Australia. The evidence around the efficacy and usefulness of different programs will be discussed along with practical aspects of using the programs.
Relevance to General PracticeAfter conducting 3 focus groups, and an extensive GP survey, on the subject of e-mental health programs, it is clear that there is a lack of knowledge about the subject of e-mental health in general practice. In particular, which programs are available, which patients are suitable for e-mental health programs, and how to integrate these programs into the treatment of patients with mild to moderate depression and anxiety. The most popular way in which GPs requested training on the subject, was via webinars.
Learning outcomesD1. Communication skills and the patient-doctor relationship
D2. Applied professional knowledge and skills
D3. Population health and the context of general practice
D4. Professional and ethical role
D5. Organisational and legal dimensions
Curriculum Contextual Units- Rural health
- Adult health
- Children and young people health
- Sex, sexuality, gender diversity and health
- Psychological health
- Other
Queensland University of Technology
Activity sponsorFed Dept of Health via the e-Mental Health in Practice Project