Che-Wei Hsu
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Che-Wei Hsu is a Lecturer at Otago Polytechnic in New Zealand. His research focuses on digital mental health interventions, particularly in relation to paranoia and implicit bias training in medical education. Recent publications include studies on user acceptability of mental health apps and the efficacy of cognitive bias modification techniques. Additionally, he has contributed to guidelines for the use of generative artificial intelligence tools in medical research.
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Daniel Stahl
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Robert Ranisch
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Pamela Jacobsen
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Jeroen Keppens
King’s College London
Emmanuelle Peters
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Rayan Taher
King's College London
Carolina Fialho
King’s College London
Sophie Curbo
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Karolinska Institutet
Jenny Yiend
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