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Mobile phone technology for improved mental health care in South Africa: Possibilities and challenges

Norris et al., 2013

Document ID
2634634182087969399
Author
Norris L
Swartz L
Tomlinson M
Publication year
Publication venue
South African Journal of Psychology

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We consider the potential and current uses of mobile phones in the mental health field in South Africa. From the limited research conducted, mobile phones seem most suited to enhancing cognitive behavioural therapy. In addition, mobile phones seem to have many …
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