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Smartphone-Based, Self-Administered Intervention System for Alcohol Use Disorders: Theory and Empirical Evidence Basis.

Patrick L Dulin1, Vivian M Gonzalez1, Diane K King1, Danielle Giroux1, Samantha Bacon1.   

Abstract

Advances in mobile technology provide an opportunity to deliver in-the-moment interventions to individuals with alcohol use disorders, yet availability of effective "apps" that deliver evidence-based interventions is scarce. We developed an immediately available, portable, smartphone-based intervention system whose purpose is to provide stand-alone, self-administered assessment and intervention. In this paper, we describe how theory and empirical evidence, combined with smartphone functionality contributed to the construction of a user-friendly, engaging alcohol intervention. With translation in mind, we discuss how we selected appropriate intervention components including assessments, feedback and tools, that work together to produce the hypothesized outcomes.

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Keywords:  Alcohol; Intervention; Self-Administered; Smartphone; Technology

Year:  2013        PMID： 24347811      PMCID： PMC3857707          DOI： 10.1080/07347324.2013.800425

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Alcohol Treat Q        ISSN： 0734-7324


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