LifeReview: A model for monitoring people with anxiety disorder
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This article presents LifeReview, a model that aims to facilitate the therapeutic process and the interaction between patients and mental health professionals, helping them in the treatment of anxiety disorder. The model uses as a basis the records of dysfunctional thoughts, a tool widely used by cognitive-behavioral therapy, incorporating it into an application capable of collecting media data and the patient's location. Allied to this, a management panel allows the therapist to visualize and interact with the sent records, besides personalizing the patient's experience through tips and techniques for anxiety control. A prototype was developed following the model specifications and evaluated with specialists in the area through scenarios, denoting a potential treatment aid.
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