Verilogue digitally records live interactions between patients and physicians and, once anonymized, the transcripts are provided to professionals and stude nts in the mental health discipline to enhance understanding of disease and treatment. Now, with this new agreement, database users will be able to research an additional 4,000 pages of content on topics such as depression, bipolar disorder,adult ADHD, and, for the first time, schizophrenia.
“Verilogue is excited to provide researchers with access to real, in-office psychiatrist-patient conversations,” said Jamison Barnett, Verilogue Vice President and Co-founder. “This will provide educators and students with first-hand access to live patient cases, and the corresponding insights can be used to study, analyze, and improve physician-patient communications.”
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