Telepsychiatry and social psychiatry

Ventriglio, Antonio; Torales, Júlio; Castaldelli-Maia, João Maurício

doi:10.1177/0020764017694661

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“…En este contexto, aparecen las Tecnologías de la Información y la Comunicación (TIC) que definimos como las herramientas computacionales e informáticas que procesan, almacenan, sintetizan y representan la información de la más variada forma, facilitando su registro, almacenamiento y difusión. Ejemplos son dispositivos móviles, páginas web, bibliotecas virtuales, plataformas especializadas, entre otros (1).…”

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La telepsiquiatría: una revolución de la salud mental en tiempos de pandemia

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La telepsiquiatría: una revolución de la salud mental en tiempos de pandemia

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“…Current digitalization, including telemedicine and telepsychiatry, is not a novelty but a consolidation of an ongoing process in the last decade. Many social psychiatrists have highlighted the importance of technology in the post-modern era (Ventriglio et al, 2017). It has been argued that technology may change the "sense of self" in the digital generation.…”

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Digital psychiatry in COVID-19 pandemic: An Italian perspective

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