Importance of patient online activities

Scott Monteith, Tasha Glenn, John R. Geddes, Peter C. Whybrow, Eric Achtyes, Rita Bauer, Michael Bauer
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Online platforms and activities, including smartphones, computers, social media, video games and applications involving artificial intelligence, have become a regular part of daily life and offer individuals a wide range of benefits. The purpose of this document is to increase psychiatrists’ awareness of the frequency and potential risks associated with excessive internet use, and to emphasise the need for psychiatrists to routinely question patients about their online activities. Internet use may become excessive and result in both psychological distress and physical impairments. Treatments and countermeasures may be required to address the harmful consequences of excessive internet use. Psychiatrists should be aware of patient online activities. Understanding of a patient’s online behaviour should now be a routine part of a psychiatric interview.

患者在线活动的重要性
包括智能手机、电脑、社交媒体、视频游戏和涉及人工智能的应用程序在内的在线平台和活动已经成为日常生活的一部分,并为个人提供了广泛的好处。本文件的目的是提高精神科医生对过度使用互联网的频率和潜在风险的认识,并强调精神科医生有必要定期询问患者的在线活动。互联网的使用可能会变得过度,并导致心理困扰和身体损伤。可能需要采取治疗和对策来解决过度使用互联网的有害后果。精神科医生应该了解病人的网上活动。了解病人在网上的行为现在应该成为精神病学访谈的常规部分。
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