| 摘要 |
An traditional-diagnosis-bypassing method for improving a mental health patient-therapy program through incorporating in it, centrally, a patient's expressed therapy goals, including (a) accessing an electronic information system which is programmed with information-capturing and related-question-based, guiding software associated with patient-personalizing therapy planning, structuring and implementing, (b) encouraging a collaboration dialogue between patient and professional to capture information relating to the patient's mental health symptoms and associated, patient-expressed therapy goals, and collaboratively entering related dialogue information into the system, and (c) based upon such information entering, and through professional-and-patient interactive engagement with the system, and functioning expressly in a conventional-diagnosis-bypassing, question and answer mode which is bottomed centrally upon recognizing the patient's expressed therapy goals, collaboratively designing, building, and thereafter implementing, a patient-specific therapy. |
| 主权项 |
1. An electronic-information-system-supported, traditional-diagnosis-bypassing, software-based method for improving the accuracy of a mental health therapy program for a mental health patient through incorporating, centrally, an individual mental health patient's expressed therapy goals comprising
configuring, and making available to a mental health professional and a mental health patient, through a user-interface-accessible, interactive electronic information system, appropriate method-implementing, mental health information-capturing and guiding software characterized with system-software-evident, patient-personalizing, mental-health-therapy-associated content, in association with said configuring and making available, and in relation to the mentioned, system-software-evident patient-personalizing-content, encouraging (a) the establishment of a collaboration dialogue between patient and professional to capture information relating to the patient's mental health symptoms and associated, patient-expressed therapy goals, and (b) the entry of related, collaboration-dialogue information into the system, and progressing thereafter from this system-entered, collaboration-dialogue information, and in a system interactive, question and response-entry manner which uses the information in a traditional-diagnosis-bypassing mode that centrally recognizes the patient's expressed therapy goals, collaboratively designing, building, and thereafter implementing, a personalized, patient-specific, mental health therapy. |
