George Nitzburg PhD

Clinical Psychology Professor and Researcher studying where psychology and technology meet

[George Nitzburg PhD @tech_shrink]

@snchancellor Congratulations Stevie!!

[Lucy Li @lucy3_li]

In ep 5 🔊, @katakeith and I talk to @snchancellor about her CHI 2019 paper on opioid use recovery. We discuss student mentoring, page limits, and milestones in completing this project (w/ co-authors @tech_shrink, @munmun10, Andrea Hu, Francisco Zampieri). https://t.co/W2wNoLZXWW

[Center for Technology and Behavioral Health @DartmouthCTBH]

Video games could become a low-cost treatment for mental health issues - Study Finds https://t.co/Vz5JFdmTKY via @GoogleNews

[Center for Technology and Behavioral Health @DartmouthCTBH]

Reddit could tell us how the coronavirus is affecting mental health - CNET https://t.co/H8pFnjHfoC via @GoogleNews

[Center for Technology and Behavioral Health @DartmouthCTBH]

Engaging Unmotivated Smokers to Move Toward Quitting: Design of Motivational Interviewing–Based Chatbot Through Iterative Interactions https://t.co/xx1XLJc4zs

[George Nitzburg PhD @tech_shrink]

AI-based supervision of psychotherapy sessions using motivational interviewing principles to improve teletherapy quality control | https://t.co/KubF5QqHrh

[Center for Technology and Behavioral Health @DartmouthCTBH]

FDA steps on the gas for digital health - Politico https://t.co/qx5cZ6cnUb via @GoogleNews

[George Nitzburg PhD @tech_shrink]

Recent article in the Atlantic that offers an excellent summation of my proud collaboration with @snchancellor and @munmun10, investigating "what doctors can learn from the dark web" about 'alternative' recovery strategies for opioid addiction:

https://t.co/XRf33LgSiI

[OPTT Health @OPTTHealth]

Digital Cognitive Behavioral Therapy(CBT) has the same efficacy of CBT, but it can be offered in a more accessible way to a broader audience. Thanks to @SLDuboc for the importance of adopting digital mental health to solve our current #mentalhealth crisis. @rotmanschool

[Steph @behaviorwell]

💡Make it easy, make it rewarding, make it help, make it work. Love these insights about making #digital technology for #hypertension management more adoptable. https://t.co/jRxyXrt23y @jmirpub March 2019 @SBMDigitalHlth

[Rock Health @Rock_Health]

Users were asking for medication reminders, and Amazon Alexa listened—now, the company has its first pharmacy partnership to help customers manage their meds: https://t.co/7AtMGyvU1f

[Prof. Dr. David Daniel Ebert @DDEbert]

How can an #app be used to facilitate exposure treatment in psychotherapy for #panic disorder? our new fesability study out published in @iInterventions with Lara Ebenfdeldt as lead author #digitalhealth #mhealth #mentalhealth @heleenriper

[Pitt Behavioral Health, Media, & Tech @PittHealthTech]

IRL is a #socialmedia tool with a mission, determined to make a difference by promoting offline communication and engagement. “We are inherently social creatures, but modern life tends to compartmentalize us instead of bringing us together." @brianprimack
https://t.co/QeP2Gyzpi7

[George Nitzburg PhD @tech_shrink]

@snchancellor @asbruckman @eegilbert @ProfWanda @scottjcounts @munmun10 Congratulations @snchancellor! Well-deserved!

[Alvin Tran, ScD, MPH @iamalvintran]

Super excited to see one of my dissertation papers, now published, covered by @BBCNews this morning! Thank you to my @HarvardChanSPH co-authors for their contribution and support! https://t.co/AA07Nsx6bd #AcademicTwitter

[JMIR Publications @jmirpub]

New in JMIR: Use and Understanding of Anonymization and De-Identification in the Bio##Medical Literature: Scoping Review https://t.co/8NoNOE8uGC

[Pitt Behavioral Health, Media, & Tech @PittHealthTech]

Study by @todd_manini @davoudi_anis @Parisa__Rashidi explored attitudes & perceptions of older adults toward design and technological aspects of a #smartwatch framework for measuring patient report outcomes as an ecological momentary assessment (EMA) tool. https://t.co/1UV6SHKkEg

[Pitt Behavioral Health, Media, & Tech @PittHealthTech]

A year-long analysis of #Juul tweets by Dr. @karhai Chu at @MTH_Pitt @PittGIM & @PittTweet published last year at the Journal of Adolescent Health found that one in four public accounts that retweeted the Juul appeared to belong to teens younger than 18. https://t.co/IP427GE9X5

[Pitt Behavioral Health, Media, & Tech @PittHealthTech]

📱Does Your Smartphone Know if You’re Depressed?
Researchers seek out ‘behaviorial biomarkers’ for mental illness; facial expressions 😧, voice 🗣️, and language 🗨️ may offer clues
https://t.co/98TWlxlnNh