我无法获得满足感"......使用 SPARX 的年轻抑郁症患者在治疗、满足感和专业支持方面的经验。

IF 1 4区 医学 Q4 PSYCHIATRY Rivista di psichiatria Pub Date : 2024-07-01 DOI:10.1708/4320.43054
Sasha Del Vecchio, Silvia Mammarella, Laura Giusti, Massimo Casacchia, Rita Roncone
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目的:青少年抑郁症很常见,并可能导致不良的长期后果。数字疗法是促进获得治疗的一种有效手段。目前,在 NICE 指南认可的青少年抑郁症数字疗法中,有一种基于认知行为疗法(CBT)的 SPARX(智能、积极、主动、现实、X-因素)疗法。本综述旨在评估1)谁是使用 SPARX 的抑郁症青少年,他们的治疗体验如何?2)使用者对 SPARX 治疗满意吗?青少年对使用 SPARX 的满意程度是否会影响完成率?3)专业人员(研究人员、顾问、教师)在 SPARX 研究中扮演什么角色?他们对 SPARX 治疗的支持是否会影响完成率?对英文文献进行了叙述性回顾。文章在 Pubmed、SCOPUS 和 Web of Science 数据库(从 2012 年到 2023 年)中以 "SPARX"、"抑郁症 "和 "年轻人 "等关键词进行检索:在 557 篇论文中,有 18 篇被纳入我们的综述。使用SPARX的年轻人都是学生或青少年,他们来自高危或患有轻度至中度抑郁症的特殊求助人群。初级医疗服务(如全科和咨询服务)使用者的满意度最高。学校辅导员和心理健康临床医生专家的支持对用户满意度和完成率的影响至关重要。游戏在用户文化方面的个性化--符号、语言、规范、价值观和人工制品;化身的定制、性别认同;叙事结构;指导角色(虚拟治疗师)的存在;CBT 家庭作业似乎代表了与满意度和完成率相关的关键 SPARX 特征:我们的叙述性综述概述了使用 SPARX 的主要结果,并提出了一些有趣的想法,这些想法可能会为更广泛地使用和推广这种数字疗法提出改进建议。
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'I Can't Get No Satisfaction'… Experience in the treatment, satisfaction, and professional support of young depressed people using SPARX.

Aim: Depression in young people is common and can lead to poor long-term outcomes. Digital therapies are a promising means of promoting access to care. Currently, among the digital treatments for depression in adolescents recognized by the NICE guidelines, there is SPARX (Smart, Positive, Active, Realistic, X-factor), based on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, CBT. This narrative review aimed to evaluate: 1) Who were the depressed young people who used SPARX and what was their experience with the treatment? 2) Were users satisfied with the SPARX treatment? Did the youth's perceived level of satisfaction with using SPARX impact completion rates? 3) What was the role of professionals (researchers, consultants, teachers) in the SPARX studies? Has their support in running SPARX affected completion rates?

Methods: A narrative review of the English literature was performed. The articles were searched in Pubmed, SCOPUS, and Web of Science databases (from 2012 to 2023) with keywords such as 'SPARX,' depression' and 'young adult'.

Results: Of 557 papers, 18 were included in our review. The young people who used SPARX were students or adolescents from special help-seeker populations at risk or with mild to moderate depression. The highest satisfaction levels were present in users of primary health services, such as general practice and counseling services. The support of the school counselor and experts in mental health clinicians was instrumental in impacting user satisfaction and completion rates. The personalization of the game in terms of user culture - symbols, language, norms, values, and artifacts; the customization of the avatar, the gender identity; the narrative structure; the presence of a guide character (virtual therapist); the CBT homework seemed to represent crucial SPARX characteristics related to satisfaction and completion rates.

Discussion and conclusions: Our narrative review provides an overview of the main results of using SPARX with interesting considerations that may suggest improvements for broader use and diffusion of this digital treatment.

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Rivista di psichiatria
Rivista di psichiatria 医学-精神病学
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3.70%
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31
审稿时长
6-12 weeks
期刊介绍: Gli interessi della rivista riguardano l’approfondimento delle interazioni tra mente e malattia, la validazione e la discussione dei nuovi strumenti e parametri di classificazione diagnostica, la verifica delle prospettive terapeutiche farmacologiche e non.
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