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Automated Feedback After Internet-Based Depression Screening: Cost-Effectiveness Analysis of a Randomized Controlled Trial
The clinical and cost-related consequences of internet-based depression screening, in combination with automated feedback, have been rarely investigated. We aimed to conduct a cost-effectiveness analysis of DISCOVER, a 3-armed, observer-masked, randomized controlled trial that focused on 2 versions of automated feedback interventions after internet-based depression screening.
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A gamified digital cognitive test (the “Taboo Test”) shows promise for feasibly detecting early signs of mild cognitive impairment in older adults outside clinical settings, with high user engagement and acceptability. Early digital screening tools like this could help identify cognitive decline sooner, enabling earlier support and intervention.
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