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has title	Business as usual? Psychological support at a distance
Creator	Christie, Deborah Daniilidi, Xeni Flannery, Halina Hitchcock, Megan Lambert, Danielle Payne, Lara Taylor, Charlotte Gedara, Kambakara
Source	Medline; PMC
abstract	The impact of COVID-19 has challenged the long accepted ‘norm’ in delivery of psychological therapy. Public policies designed to reduce transmission have made it extremely difficult to meet with service-users safely in the traditional face-to-face context. E-therapies have existed in theory and practice since technological progress has made them possible. They can offer a host of advantages over face-to-face equivalents, including improved access, greater flexibility for service-users and professionals, and cost savings. However, despite the emerging evidence and anticipated positive value, implementation has been slower than anticipated. Concerns have been raised by service-users, clinicians, and public health organisations, identifying significant barriers to the wide spread use of e-therapies. In the current climate, many clinicians are offering e-therapies for the first time, without prior arrangement or training, as the only viable option to continue to support their clients. This paper offers a clinically relevant review of the e-therapies literature, including effectiveness and acceptability dilemmas and challenges that need to be addressed to support the safe use and growth of e-therapies in psychology services. Further research is needed to better understand what might be lost and what gained in comparison to face-to-face therapy, and for which client groups and settings it might be most effective.
has issue date	2020-06-27(xsd:dateTime)
bibo:doi	10.1177/1359104520937378
bibo:pmid	32594756
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schema:url	https://doi.org/10.1177/1359104520937378
resource representing a document's title	Business as usual? Psychological support at a distance
has PubMed Central identifier	PMC7370649
has PubMed identifier	32594756
schema:publication	Clin Child Psychol Psychiatry
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