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7. Stakeholders’ views on online interventions to prevent common mental health disorders in adults implemented into existing healthcare systems in Europe

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Kuso, Stefanie, primary, Nitsch, Martina, additional, Zeiler, Michael, additional, Simek, Monika, additional, Adamcik, Tanja, additional, Dey, Michelle, additional, Berger, Thomas, additional, Krieger, Tobias, additional, Weisel, Kiona K, additional, Zarski, Anna-Carlotta, additional, Ebert, David D, additional, Schaub, Michael P, additional, Moser, Christian T, additional, Botella, Christina, additional, Baños, Rosa, additional, Herrero, Rocio, additional, Etchemendy, Ernestina, additional, Nacke, Barbara, additional, Beintner, Ina, additional, Vollert, Bianka, additional, Schmidt-Hantke, Juliane, additional, Hütter, Kristian, additional, Jacobi, Corinna, additional, and Waldherr, Karin, additional

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2021
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12. everyBody–Tailored online health promotion and eating disorder prevention for women: Study protocol of a dissemination trial

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Nacke, Barbara, Beintner, Ina, Görlich, Dennis, Vollert, Bianka, Schmidt-Hantke, Juliane, Hütter, Kristian, Taylor, C. Barr, Jacobi, Corinna, Nacke, Barbara, Beintner, Ina, Görlich, Dennis, Vollert, Bianka, Schmidt-Hantke, Juliane, Hütter, Kristian, Taylor, C. Barr, and Jacobi, Corinna

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Background: Although there is extensive evidence for the efficacy of online eating disorder (ED) prevention programs in clinical trials, these programs have rarely been adopted beyond the trial phase and offered to a wider audience. As risk factors for eating disorders are partly associated with overweight and overweight in turn is correlated to disordered eating, this study will offer a combined eating disorder prevention program which also promotes a balanced lifestyle to normal weight and overweight individuals alike. The efficacy of the program has been proven in previous trials. The study aims to evaluate the dissemination of a combined eating disorder prevention and health promotion program (everyBody) to women of all age groups and varying levels of ED risk status in the general population. Methods: A dissemination trial will be conducted in German-speaking countries, including 4160 women from the general population. Participants will be screened to exclude participants who are likely to have an ED. Eligible participants will be allocated to one of five program arms based on their BMI and respective ED symptoms. The guided program consists of 4 to 12 weeks of weekly sessions offering CBT-based exercises, psychoeducational material, self-monitoring, and group discussions. Outcomes will be assessed according to the RE-AIM model, including measures of effectiveness, reach, adoption, implementation, and maintenance of the program. Discussion/conclusions: This trial aims to disseminate a combined ED prevention and health promotion program in the general population, offering universal, selective and indicated prevention in one program. To our knowledge, it is the first trial to systematically evaluate dissemination efforts based on the RE-AIM model. This trial will be conducted as part of the EU-funded ICare (Integrating Technology into Mental Health Care Delivery in Europe) project.

Published
2018

14. Reflexion, Begleitung, Austausch – Die Online-Plattform StudentBodies-AN1 zur Prävention von Magersucht

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Schilling, Tanja, Neumann, Claudia, Jacobi, Corinna, Hütter, Kristian, and Köhler, Thomas

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ddc:330, Gesundheitsintervention, Gesundheitsangebote, health intervention
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Internetbasierte Gesundheitsinterventionen (IGI) finden aufgrund ihrer Vorteile und Möglichkeiten eine zunehmende Verbreitung und sind zugleich ein innovatives Forschungsfeld. Sie ermöglichen eine schnelle und weite Verbreitung bei relativ geringen Kosten pro Teilnehmer/in. Die ortsunabhängige Zugänglichkeit der Gesundheitsangebote erleichtert die Versorgung auch im ländlichen Raum. Weitere Vorteile bestehen in der zeitlich unabhängigen Nutzung, die sich leicht in den individuellen Tagesablauf integrieren lässt, ebenso wie in der Wahrung der Anonymität der Nutzer/innen, die eine offene und ehrliche Auseinandersetzung mit potentiell schwierigen Themen in einer Gruppe erleichtern kann. Diese Erwartungen sind die logische Konsequenz von Befunden aus der Grundlagenforschung zu computervermittelter Kommunikation.

Published
2015

15. Indicated Web-Based Prevention for Women With Anorexia Nervosa Symptoms: Randomized Controlled Efficacy Trial.

Author

Jacobi, Corinna, Vollert, Bianka, Hütter, Kristian, Bloh, Paula von, Eiterich, Nadine, Görlich, Dennis, Taylor, C Barr, and von Bloh, Paula

Subjects
OBESITY, RESEARCH, INTERNET, RESEARCH methodology, EVALUATION research, LEANNESS, COMPARATIVE studies, RANDOMIZED controlled trials, ANOREXIA nervosa
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Background: Although preventive interventions for eating disorders in general have shown promise, interventions specifically targeting individuals at risk for anorexia nervosa (AN) are lacking.Objective: The aim of this study was to determine the efficacy of a guided, indicated web-based prevention program for women at risk for AN.Methods: We conducted a randomized controlled efficacy trial for women at risk for AN. Assessments were carried out at baseline (before the intervention), after the intervention (10 weeks after baseline), and at 6- and 12-month follow-ups (FUs). A total of 168 women with low body weight (17.5 kg/m2≤BMI≤19 kg/m2) and high weight concerns or with normal body weight (19 kg/m2Results: Data were available for 81.5% (137/168) of the women after the intervention and for 69% (116/168) of the women at 12-month FU. At 12-month FU, the IG participants showed larger decreases in Eating Disorder Examination total scores (38/48, 79% vs 33/58, 57%) than the CG participants and the IG participants who were underweight also showed larger clinically relevant increases in BMI (15/31, 49% vs 10/32, 32%) than the CG participants, but these differences were not significant. In addition, after the intervention and at 12-month FU, we found a significant increase in continuously measured BMI for the participants who were underweight and significant improvements in disordered eating attitudes and behaviors (eg, restrained eating as well as weight and shape concerns). At all time points, the rates of new-onset eating disorder cases were (nonsignificantly) lower in the IG than in the CG and the reductions in Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition-based eating disorder syndromes were (nonsignificantly) higher in the IG than in the CG.Conclusions: SB-AN is the first preventive intervention shown to significantly reduce specific risk factors for, and symptoms of, AN and shows promise for reducing full-syndrome AN onset.Trial Registration: ISRCTN Registry ISRCTN70380261; https://www.isrctn.com/ISRCTN70380261. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2022
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