Table Of ContentBEHAVIORAL HEALTHCARE
AND TECHNOLOGY
BE H AV IOR A L H E A LT HC A R E
A N D T E C H NOL O G Y
Using Science-Based Innovations
to Transform Practice
EDITED BY
LISA A. MARSCH, PhD
SARAH E. LORD, PhD
JESSE DALLERY, PhD
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CONTENTS
Acknowledgments vii 5. Using Behavioral Intervention
Contributors ix Technologies to Reduce the Burden of
Introduction xiii Mood and Anxiety Disorders 58
Lisa A. Marsch, Sarah E. Lord, Stephen M. Schueller,
and Jesse Dallery Miraj Chokshi, and David C. Mohr
6. Technologies for People with Serious
Mental Illness 70
SECTION I: Models for Developing
Dror Ben-Zeev, Robert E. Drake,
Technology-Based Therapeutic Tools
and Rachel M. Brian
Targeting Behavioral Health
7. Applying Technology to Medication
1. Technology and the Stage Model of
Management and Adherence 81
Behavioral Intervention Development 3
Leah L. Zullig, Ryan J. Shaw,
Lisa S. Onken and Varda Shoham
and Hayden B. Bosworth
2. Theoretical Models to Inform
8. Technological Approaches to Assess
Technology-Based Health Behavior
and Treat Cigarette Smoking 95
Interventions 13
Jesse Dallery, Allison Kurti,
William T. Riley
and Sarah Martner
9. Technology-Based Interventions
SECTION II: Evidence-Based Approaches to Promote Diet, Exercise, and
to Harnessing Technology to Promote Weight Control 113
Behavioral Health Carmina G. Valle and
Deborah F. Tate
3. Behavioral Monitoring and Assessment
via Mobile Sensing Technologies 27 10. Evidence-Based Approaches to
Santosh Kumar, Mustafa al’Absi, Harnessing Technology to Provide
J. Gayle Beck, Emre Ertin, and Social-Emotional Support 139
Marcia S. Scott Timothy Bickmore
4. Technology-Based Behavioral
Interventions for Alcohol and Drug SECTION III: Methods for the Evaluation
Use Problems 40 of Technology-Based Behavioral Healthcare
Aimee N.C. Campbell,
Frederick Muench, and 11. mHealth Analytics 153
Daniel M. Smith and
Edward V. Nunes
Theodore A. Walls
vi contents
12. Research Designs to Develop and 18. Open Architecture and Standards in
Evaluate Technology-Based Health Mobile Health 264
Behavior Interventions 168 Julia E. Hoffman, Kelly M. Ramsey,
Jesse Dallery, William T. Riley, and Deborah Estrin
and Inbal Nahum-Shani
13. Evaluating Mechanisms of Behavior
SECTION V: Public Health and Policy
Change to Inform and Evaluate
Implications
Technology-Based Interventions 187
Amanda N. Baraldi, 19. Using Technology to Integrate
Ingrid C. Wurpts, David P. MacKinnon, Behavioral Health into Primary Care 281
and Ginger Lockhart Lola Awoyinka, David H. Gustafson,
and Roberta Johnson
14. Economics Analysis of
Technology-Based Behavioral 20. The Potential of Technology Solutions
Healthcare Systems 200 for Behavioral Healthcare Disparities 296
Daniel Polsky Michael Christopher Gibbons
21. Behavioral Health Information
Technology Adoption in the Context of
SECTION IV: Effective Dissemination
a Changing Healthcare Landscape 307
and Implementation
Wendy J. Nilsen and Misha Pavel
15. Models for Effective Dissemination and
22. Envisioning the Future: Transformation
Implementation of Technology-Based
of Healthcare Systems via Technology 317
Therapeutic Approaches to
Lisa A. Marsch
Behavioral Healthcare 209
Sarah E. Lord
Index 329
16. Privacy, Security, and Regulatory About the Editors 349
Considerations as Related to Behavioral
Health Information Technology 224
Penelope P. Hughes and
Melissa M. Goldstein
17. Harnessing mHealth in Low-Resource
Settings to Overcome Health System
Constraints and Achieve Universal
Access to Healthcare 239
Garrett Mehl, Lavanya Vasudevan,
Lianne Gonsalves, Matt Berg,
Tamsyn Seimon, Marleen Temmerman,
and Alain Labrique
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
The editors thank Sonia Oren, Operations With deepest sympathies to her family and
Coordinator at the Dartmouth Center for friends, we gratefully acknowledge the excel-
Technology and Behavioral Health, for her lent chapter contribution by co-author Dr. Varda
exceptional partnership with the editors on the Shoham, who passed away before the publication
preparation of this book. The book has benefited of this book.
tremendously from her endless energy, great ideas,
and excellent organizational skills.
CONTRIBUTORS
Mustafa al’Absi, PhD Hayden B. Bosworth, PhD
Department of Behavioral Sciences Center for Health Services Research
University of Minnesota in Primary Care
Minneapolis, MN, USA Durham Veterans Affairs Medical Center
Department of Medicine
Lola Awoyinka, MPH
Division of General Internal Medicine
Center for Health Enhancement Systems
School of Nursing
Studies (CHESS)
Department of Psychiatry and
Department of Industrial and Systems
Behavioral Sciences
Engineering
Duke University
University of Wisconsin—Madison
Durham, NC, USA
Madison, WI, USA
Rachel M. Brian, MPH
Amanda N. Baraldi, MA
Dartmouth Psychiatric Research Center
Department of Psychology
Geisel School of Medicine
Arizona State University
Dartmouth College
Tempe, AZ, USA
Lebanon, NH, USA
J. Gayle Beck, PhD
Aimee N.C. Campbell, PhD
Department of Psychology
New York State Psychiatric Institute
University of Memphis
Department of Psychiatry
Memphis, TN, USA
Columbia University
Dror Ben-Zeev, PhD New York, NY, USA
Dartmouth Psychiatric Research Center
Miraj Chokshi, MS
Geisel School of Medicine
Northwestern University
Dartmouth College
Feinberg School of Medicine
Lebanon, NH, USA
Center for Behavioral Intervention Technologies
Matt Berg, MBA Chicago, IL, USA
Ona Systems, Kenya
Jesse Dallery, PhD
Timothy Bickmore, PhD Director, Scientific Core
College of Computer and Information Science Center for Technology and Behavioral Health
Northeastern University
Professor
Boston, MA, USA
Department of Psychology
University of Florida
Gainesville, FL, USA
