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Corinna Jacobi

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Articles 74
Citations 1456
Followers 0
Related Specialties
Social Sciences
Psychology
Psychiatry
Top 10 Co-Authors
C Barr Taylor
Ina Beintner
Dennis Gorlich
Bianka Vollert
Denise E Wilfley
Karin Waldherr
Ellen E Fitzsimmons-Craft
Michael Zeiler
Ulrike Schmidt
Mickey Trockel
Published In
Int J Eat Disord
Internet Interv
J Med Internet Res
Eur J Public Health
Eur Eat Disord Rev
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Recent Articles
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Estimation of minimal data sets sizes for machine learning predictions in digital mental health interventions
Zantvoort K, Nacke B, Gorlich D, Hornstein S, Jacobi C, Funk B
NPJ Digit Med . 2024 Dec; 7(1):361. PMID: 39695276
Artificial intelligence promises to revolutionize mental health care, but small dataset sizes and lack of robust methods raise concerns about result generalizability. To provide insights on minimal necessary data set...
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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...
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Efficacy of an Internet- and Mobile-Based Intervention for Subclinical Anxiety and Depression (ICare Prevent) with Two Guidance Formats: Results from a Three-Armed Randomized Controlled Trial
Zarski A, Weisel K, Berger T, Krieger T, Schaub M, Berking M, et al.
Psychother Psychosom . 2024 Apr; 93(3):155-168. PMID: 38688243
Introduction: Limited research exists on intervention efficacy for comorbid subclinical anxiety and depressive disorders, despite their common co-occurrence. Internet- and mobile-based interventions (IMIs) are promising to reach individuals facing subclinical...
4.
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...
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Nurturing innovation, catalyzing change: Honoring the legacy of Dr. C. Barr Taylor in the eating disorders field
Fitzsimmons-Craft E, Wilfley D, Accurso E, Balantekin K, Celio Doyle A, Eisenberg D, et al.
Int J Eat Disord . 2024 Feb; 57(3):543-547. PMID: 38297971
This Virtual Issue of the International Journal of Eating Disorders honors the legacy of the late Dr. C. Barr Taylor in the eating disorders (EDs) field. For decades, Dr. Taylor...
6.
Investigating perspectives on e-health interventions to enhance maternal mental well-being: Results of a stakeholder interview
Schmidt-Hantke J, Jacobi C
PLOS Digit Health . 2023 Aug; 2(8):e0000326. PMID: 37611049
Peripartum mental disorders are highly prevalent conditions and associated with adverse outcomes for the mother, the infant and the whole family. Despite the high burden, help-seeking is low. E-mental health...
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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...
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Moderators and mediators of a digital cognitive behavior therapy-guided self-help intervention for eating disorders: Informing future design efforts
Graham A, Fitzsimmons-Craft E, Sadeh-Sharvit S, Balantekin K, Eichen D, Firebaugh M, et al.
J Consult Clin Psychol . 2023 Jan; 91(5):280-284. PMID: 36634022
Objective: The Student Bodies-Eating Disorders intervention (SB-ED), a digital cognitive behavior therapy-guided self-help intervention for college women with an eating disorder, is effective for reducing eating disorder psychopathology. The purpose...
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A pilot randomized controlled trial of a cognitive-behavioral therapy guided self-help mobile app for the post-acute treatment of anorexia nervosa: A registered report
Fitzsimmons-Craft E, Laboe A, McGinnis C, Firebaugh M, Shah J, Wallendorf M, et al.
Int J Eat Disord . 2023 Jan; 56(3):654-661. PMID: 36609861
Introduction: Relapse following acute treatment for anorexia nervosa (AN) is common. Evidence suggests cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) may be useful in the post-acute period, but few patients have access to trained...
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Challenges in Recruiting University Students for Web-Based Indicated Prevention of Depression and Anxiety: Results From a Randomized Controlled Trial (ICare Prevent)
Bolinski F, Kleiboer A, Neijenhuijs K, Karyotaki E, Wiers R, De Koning L, et al.
J Med Internet Res . 2022 Dec; 24(12):e40892. PMID: 36515986
Background: Depression and anxiety are common mental health conditions in college and university student populations. Offering transdiagnostic, web-based prevention programs such as ICare Prevent to those with subclinical complaints has...