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Computer technology in psychiatric practice: the automated interview in perspective.

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The Psychiatric Hospital

|February 4, 1986

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Automated patient interviews using computer technology are advancing in psychiatry. This technology offers potential benefits for data collection and psychiatric practice, with ongoing development and future implications.

Area of Science:

Psychiatry
Medical Informatics

Background:

Computer technology is increasingly integrated into medical specialties.
Current uses include patient data management, billing, and inventory control.
The role of computers in psychiatry is rapidly evolving.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe the development of automated patient interview technology.
To outline the present status of this evolving technology.
To explore the future potential and implications for psychiatric practice.

Main Methods:

Review of current literature and technological advancements in automated patient interviews.
Analysis of existing applications and developmental stages.
Examination of potential impacts on psychiatric practice.

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Main Results:

Automated patient interviews represent a significant area of interest in psychiatric technology.
The technology's development, current status, and future potential are detailed.
Implications for psychiatric practice are considered.

Conclusions:

Automated patient interviews are a developing area within psychiatric computer technology.
Further exploration of this technology's potential is warranted.
The integration of such tools may reshape aspects of psychiatric practice.