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Importance of patient online activities
Scott Monteith1, Tasha Glenn2, John R Geddes3
1Michigan State University College of Human Medicine, Traverse City Campus, Traverse City, MI, USA.
Summary
Excessive internet use poses risks, including psychological distress and physical impairments. Psychiatrists should routinely inquire about patients
Area of Science:
- Psychiatry
- Digital Health
- Behavioral Science
Background:
- Digital platforms like smartphones, social media, and AI applications are integral to daily life.
- These technologies offer benefits but also present potential risks associated with excessive engagement.
Purpose of the Study:
- To elevate psychiatrists' awareness of the prevalence and potential harms of excessive internet use.
- To underscore the importance of integrating patient online activity assessment into routine psychiatric interviews.
Main Methods:
- This document is a review and synthesis of current understanding regarding internet use in psychiatric practice.
- It emphasizes a call to action for mental health professionals.
Main Results:
- Excessive internet use can lead to significant psychological distress and physical impairments.
- There is a recognized need for interventions and management strategies for problematic internet use.
Conclusions:
- Psychiatrists must be cognizant of their patients' online behaviors and digital habits.
- Routine inquiry into online activities is crucial for comprehensive psychiatric assessment and care.
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