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Nudging for improving mental health treatment-seeking
Frederick T Schubert1, Norman B Schmidt1
1Florida State University, USA.
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Underutilization of mental health services is a complex problem that requires the investigation of new strategies to facilitate treatment-seeking. Nudging is a relatively new approach which has shown promise in promoting healthy behaviors in a variety of domains, though little work has investigated how nudges may be applied to the initiation of mental health treatment. In this paper, we review the limited work examining nudging related to treatment initiation and discuss findings from a study evaluating the impact of nudges on treatment-seeking. Findings provide insights into the acceptability and efficacy of nudging as a strategy for increasing treatment, and implications for future work exploring this approach for improving treatment access are discussed.
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