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Eva Van Assche
Researcher at Thomas More College
Publications - 7
Citations - 119
Eva Van Assche is an academic researcher from Thomas More College. The author has contributed to research in topics: Mental health & Health care. The author has an hindex of 2, co-authored 5 publications receiving 43 citations.
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Recommendations for policy and practice of telepsychotherapy and e-mental health in Europe and beyond
Tom Van Daele,Maria Karekla,Angelos P. Kassianos,Angelo Compare,Lise Haddouk,João Salgado,David Daniel Ebert,Glauco Trebbi,Sylvie Bernaerts,Eva Van Assche,Nele A. J. De Witte +10 more
TL;DR: Recommendations on how to create the best possible context in which e-mental health supplements and enhances current services for clients are highlighted, and how to integrate e- mental health into the health care system to allow for a safe, transparent, and effective environment for (self) care is highlighted.
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Online consultations in mental healthcare during the COVID-19 outbreak: An international survey study on professionals' motivations and perceived barriers
Nele A. J. De Witte,Per Carlbring,Anne Etzelmueller,Anne Etzelmueller,Tine Nordgreen,Maria Karekla,Lise Haddouk,Angélique Belmont,Svein Øverland,Rudy Abi-Habib,Sylvie Bernaerts,Agostino Brugnera,Angelo Compare,Aranzazu Duque,David Daniel Ebert,Jonas Eimontas,Angelos P. Kassianos,João Salgado,João Salgado,Andreas Schwerdtfeger,Pia Tohme,Eva Van Assche,Tom Van Daele +22 more
TL;DR: An overview of the mental health professionals' actual needs and concerns regarding the use of online consultations is provided in order to highlight areas of possible intervention and allow the implementation of necessary governmental, educational, and instrumental support so that online consultations can become a feasible and stable option in mental healthcare.
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Dropping the E: The potential for integrating e-mental health in psychotherapy.
TL;DR: In this article, the authors aim to illustrate how and when different technological tools and applications can play a role in psychotherapy, and highlight current limitations and discuss challenges for future research, and make proposed applications tangible and concrete.
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Online consultations in mental healthcare: Modelling determinants of use and experience based on an international survey study at the onset of the pandemic
Tom Van Daele,Kim Mathiasen,Per Carlbring,Sylvie Bernaerts,Agostino Brugnera,Angelo Compare,Aránzazu Duque,Jonas Eimontas,David Gosar,Lise Haddouk,Maria Karekla,Pia Veldt Larsen,Gianluca Lo Coco,Tine Nordgreen,João Salgado,Andreas Schwerdtfeger,Eva Van Assche,Sam Willems,Nele A. J. De Witte +18 more
TL;DR: In this paper , a survey was designed to assess mental health professionals' experiences with online consultations at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic: their willingness to make use of them and their prior and current experiences, alongside several personal characteristics.
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Online Consultations in Mental Healthcare During the Covid-19 Outbreak: An International Survey Study on Professionals’ Motivations and Perceived Barriers (Preprint)
Nele A. J. De Witte,Per Carlbring,Anne Etzelmueller,Tine Nordgreen,Maria Karekla,Lise Haddouk,Angélique Belmont,Svein Øverland,Rudy Abi-Habib,Sylvie Bernaerts,Agostino Brugnera,Angelo Compare,Aranzazu Duque,David Daniel Ebert,Jonas Eimontas,Angelos P. Kassianos,João Salgado,Andreas Schwerdtfeger,Pia Tohme,Eva Van Assche,Tom Van Daele +20 more
TL;DR: An overview of the mental health professionals' actual needs and concerns regarding the use of online consultations in order to highlight areas of possible intervention and allow the implementation of necessary governmental, educational, and instrumental support so that online consultation can become a feasible and stable option in mental healthcare.