Service users’ perspectives in the design of an online tool for assisted self-help in mental health: a case study of implications

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Deede Gammon
Monica Strand
Lillian Sofie Eng
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[1] University Hospital of North-Norway,Norwegian Center for Integrated Care and Telemedicine
[2] Oslo University Hospital,Center for Shared Decision
[3] Vestre Viken Hospital Trust,Making and Collaboration Research
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International Journal of Mental Health Systems | / 8卷
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Service user involvement; Community-based participatory research; Patient involvement; Community mental health; Internet; Assisted self-help; Mental health systems;
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