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Section 1: Background

(1.1) Section 1: Background

(1.2) What is cCBT?

(1.3) What is cCBT?

(1.4) Reflection: Computers in therapy other than cCBT

(1.5) Comment: computers in therapy other than cCBT

(1.6) cCBT and other uses of computers in therapy

(1.7) Reflection: Conditions for which cCBT has been developed

(1.8) Comment: Conditions for which cCBT has been developed

(1.9) Conditions for which cCBT has been developed

(1.10) How cCBT works

(1.11) How cCBT works

(1.12) Why offer cCBT in routine practice?

(1.13) Improving access to psychological treatment

(1.14) Non-cCBT ways to deliver psychological therapies flexibly

(1.15) Computer vs manual-guided CBT (bibliotherapy)

(1.16) Computer- vs. manual-guided CBT (bibliotherapy)

(1.17) Reflection: Computer- vs. therapist-guided CBT

(1.18) Computer- vs. therapist-guided CBT

(1.19) Computer- vs. therapist-guided CBT

(1.20) NICE recommendations

(1.21) Section 1: Recap

(1.22) Section 1: Summary

 

Section 2: Evidence-base for cCBT

(2.1) Evidence-base for cCBT

(2.2) Reflection: Evidence-base for cCBT

(2.3) Comment: Evidence-base for cCBT

(2.4) Is cCBT effective?

(2.5) Is cCBT effective?

(2.6) Is cCBT cost-effective?

(2.7) Reflection: Factors associated with cCBT uptake, attrition and outcome

(2.8) Factors associated with cCBT uptake, attrition and outcome

(2.9) Factors associated with cCBT uptake, attrition and outcome

(2.10) Patient experiences with cCBT

(2.11) Section 1: Recap

(2.12) Section 1: Summary

 

(3.1) Section 3: Role of physician and 'brief' human support in cCBT

(3.2) Why give personal support to cCBT users?

(3.3) How to give adjunct personal support to cCBT users

(3.4) How to give adjunct personal support to cCBT users

(3.5) Who can support patients using cCBT

(3.6) Who can support patients using cCBT

(3.7) Duration and frequency of adjunct personal support to cCBT users

(3.8) Duration and frequency of adjunct personal support to cCBT users

(3.9) Section 3: Recap

(3.10) Section 3: Summary

 

Section 4: Using cCBT in routine clinical practice

(4.1) Section 4: Using cCBT in routine clinical practice

(4.2) Availability of cCBT in routine clinical practice

(4.3) Availability of cCBT in routine clinical practice

(4.4) How to screen patients’ suitability for cCBT

(4.5) Screening patients’ suitability for cCBT

(4.6) Screening patients’ suitability for cCBT

(4.7) Where to access cCBT

(4.8) Arranging adjunct personal support for cCBT in routine care

(4.9) Elements required in the training and supervision of cCBT supporters

(4.10) Case illustrations

(4.11) Dee: cCBT for agoraphobia with panic

(4.12) Case illustration: Jim

(4.13) Section 4: Recap

(4.14) Section 4: Summary

 

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Appendix

(2.10) Patient experiences with cCBT

 

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