On Monday 22 November, Raju Maharjan will defend his PhD thesis: "Speech-Enabled Conversational Agents to Support the Self-Report of Mental Health and Wellbeing"
\n13:00 – 13:45 Oral presentation by Raju Maharjan – DTU build. 303A, auditorium 49
\n13:45 – 16:00 Exam – DTU build. 303A, auditorium. 49
\n16:00 – Reception – DTU build. 345C, 2nd floor
\nZoom Link:
\nhttps://dtudk.zoom.us/meeting/register/u5MsdemhpzsoGtB_Gl4oDDazGfiKuEp8Cp8i
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Principal supervisor: Professor Jakob Eyvind Bardram
\nCo-supervisor: Associate Professor Per Bækgaard
Professor John Paulin Hansen, DTU Management
\nAssociate Professor Benjamin R. Cowan, University College Dublin
\nProfessor Katarzyna Wac, University of Copenhagen
Professor Henning Boje Andersen
\nPhD thesis Title: Speech-Enabled Conversational Agents to Support the Self-Report of Mental Health and Wellbeing
\nThe monitoring and assessment of mental health and wellbeing rely almost entirely on self-reported measures such as daily diary logging and health questionnaires. Adopting speech as their mode of interaction, speech-enabled conversational agents hold the potentials to enable more natural and engaging self-report experiences than traditional media (e.g., pen and paper, web, or smartphone systems). This thesis examines a speech-enabled conversational agent’s feasibility to support the self-report of mental health and wellbeing. Findings suggest that conversational agents can accurately collect the self-reports of wellbeing compared to the paper-based gold standard and that people living with affective disorders find this technology useful and more engaging than web-based methods. These findings present initial evidence of conversational agents’ feasibility to support the self-report of mental health and wellbeing and indicate the potential of the technology in monitoring, assessing, and delivering interventions like cognitive behavioral therapy for mental illness.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:On Monday 22 November, Raju Maharjan will defend his PhD thesis: "Speech-Enabled Conversational Agents to Support the Self-Report of Mental Health and Wellbeing"
\n13:00 – 13:45 Oral presentation by Raju Maharjan – DTU build. 303A, auditorium 49
\n13:45 – 16:00 Exam – DTU build. 303A, auditorium. 49
\n16:00 – Reception – DTU build. 345C, 2nd floor
\nZoom Link:
\nhttps://dtudk.zoom.us/meeting/register/u5MsdemhpzsoGtB_Gl4oDDazGfiKuEp8Cp8i
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Principal supervisor: Professor Jakob Eyvind Bardram
\nCo-supervisor: Associate Professor Per Bækgaard
Professor John Paulin Hansen, DTU Management
\nAssociate Professor Benjamin R. Cowan, University College Dublin
\nProfessor Katarzyna Wac, University of Copenhagen
Professor Henning Boje Andersen
\nPhD thesis Title: Speech-Enabled Conversational Agents to Support the Self-Report of Mental Health and Wellbeing
\nThe monitoring and assessment of mental health and wellbeing rely almost entirely on self-reported measures such as daily diary logging and health questionnaires. Adopting speech as their mode of interaction, speech-enabled conversational agents hold the potentials to enable more natural and engaging self-report experiences than traditional media (e.g., pen and paper, web, or smartphone systems). This thesis examines a speech-enabled conversational agent’s feasibility to support the self-report of mental health and wellbeing. Findings suggest that conversational agents can accurately collect the self-reports of wellbeing compared to the paper-based gold standard and that people living with affective disorders find this technology useful and more engaging than web-based methods. These findings present initial evidence of conversational agents’ feasibility to support the self-report of mental health and wellbeing and indicate the potential of the technology in monitoring, assessing, and delivering interventions like cognitive behavioral therapy for mental illness.
URL:https://www.cachet.dk/da/Calendar/2021/11/PhD-defence-by-Raju-Maharjan DTSTAMP:20260909T144300Z UID:{3B752AC1-90AB-4C8E-81AF-7A22559F3BAE}-20211122T120000Z-20211122T120000Z LOCATION: Building 303A, Auditorium 49 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR