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Bianka Vollert

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Articles 13
Citations 112
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Public Health
Psychiatry
Social Sciences
Top 10 Co-Authors
Corinna Jacobi
Ina Beintner
Dennis Gorlich
Juliane Schmidt-Hantke
Barbara Nacke
Kristian Hutter
Peter Musiat
Ulrike Schmidt
C Barr Taylor
Franziska Hagner
Published In
Internet Interv
J Med Internet Res
Eur J Public Health
PLoS One
JMIR Ment Health
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Recent Articles
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PandaMom - Feasibility and acceptability of an internet- and mobile-based intervention to enhance peripartum mental well-being and to prevent postpartum depression
Schmidt-Hantke J, Vollert B, Nacke B, Hagner F, Bruderl H, Jacobi C
Internet Interv . 2024 Sep; 37:100765. PMID: 39224667
Background: Mental disorders during pregnancy and the postpartum period can have far-reaching consequences. To enhance peripartum mental well-being and prevent peripartum mental disorders, internet- and mobile-based interventions appear promising. They...
2.
Using web-based, guided self-help to bridge the waiting time for face-to-face out-patient treatment for bulimic-spectrum disorders: randomised controlled trial
Vollert B, Yim S, Gorlich D, Beintner I, Gordon G, Musiat P, et al.
BJPsych Open . 2024 Feb; 10(2):e53. PMID: 38404025
Background: Although effective treatments for bulimic-spectrum eating disorders exist, access is often delayed because of limited therapist availability and lengthy waiting lists. Web-based self-help interventions have the potential to bridge...
3.
Effectiveness of an App-Based Short Intervention to Improve Sleep: Randomized Controlled Trial
Vollert B, Muller L, Jacobi C, Trockel M, Beintner I
JMIR Ment Health . 2023 Mar; 10:e39052. PMID: 36943337
Background: A growing body of evidence for digital interventions to improve sleep shows promising effects. The interventions investigated so far have been primarily web-based; however, app-based interventions may reach a...
4.
Indicated Web-Based Prevention for Women With Anorexia Nervosa Symptoms: Randomized Controlled Efficacy Trial
Jacobi C, Vollert B, Hutter K, von Bloh P, Eiterich N, Gorlich D, et al.
J Med Internet Res . 2022 Jun; 24(6):e35947. PMID: 35653174
Background: Although preventive interventions for eating disorders in general have shown promise, interventions specifically targeting individuals at risk for anorexia nervosa (AN) are lacking. Objective: The aim of this study...
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Stakeholders' views on online interventions to prevent common mental health disorders in adults implemented into existing healthcare systems in Europe
Kuso S, Nitsch M, Zeiler M, Simek M, Adamcik T, Dey M, et al.
Eur J Public Health . 2021 Jul; 31(31 Suppl 1):i55-i63. PMID: 34240157
Background: Online preventive interventions can help to reduce the incidence of mental disorders. Whereas knowledge on stakeholders' attitudes and factors relevant for successfully integrating online treatment into existing healthcare systems...
6.
Stakeholders' perspectives on online interventions to improve mental health in eating disorder patients and carers in Germany
Schmidt-Hantke J, Vollert B, Hagner F, Beintner I, Hutter K, Nitsch M, et al.
Eur J Public Health . 2021 Jul; 31(31 Suppl 1):i80-i87. PMID: 34240153
Background: Eating disorders are causing severe consequences for those affected as well as a high burden for their carers. Although there is a substantial need for psychological assistance, different factors...
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Recruiting participants to an Internet-based eating disorder prevention trial: Impact of the recruitment strategy on symptom severity and program utilization
Vollert B, von Bloh P, Eiterich N, Beintner I, Hutter K, Taylor C, et al.
Int J Eat Disord . 2020 Mar; 53(5):476-484. PMID: 32112593
Objective: Using data from a randomized controlled trial, we examined two different strategies to recruit participants for an indicated preventive intervention (StudentBodies-AN) for women at risk for anorexia nervosa and...
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Adherence Reporting in Randomized Controlled Trials Examining Manualized Multisession Online Interventions: Systematic Review of Practices and Proposal for Reporting Standards
Beintner I, Vollert B, Zarski A, Bolinski F, Musiat P, Gorlich D, et al.
J Med Internet Res . 2019 Aug; 21(8):e14181. PMID: 31414664
Background: Adherence reflects the extent to which individuals experience or engage with the content of online interventions and poses a major challenge. Neglecting to examine and report adherence and its...
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Promoting positive body image and intuitive eating in women with overweight and obesity via an online intervention: Results from a pilot feasibility study
Beintner I, Emmerich O, Vollert B, Taylor C, Jacobi C
Eat Behav . 2019 Jun; 34:101307. PMID: 31220739
Background: Body dissatisfaction and dietary restraint are established risk factors for eating disorders and are also prevalent in individuals who are overweight and obese. Studies have shown that online prevention...
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A web-based intervention for carers of individuals with anorexia nervosa (We Can): Trial protocol of a randomised controlled trial investigating the effectiveness of different levels of support
Spencer L, Schmidt-Hantke J, Allen K, Gordon G, Potterton R, Musiat P, et al.
Internet Interv . 2019 Feb; 16:76-85. PMID: 30775267
Background: Anorexia nervosa (AN) is a life-threatening mental disorder that is associated with substantial caregiver burden. Carers of individuals with AN report high levels of distress and self-blame, and insufficient...