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From a technical point of view, Web4Health developed a highly innovative approach for multilingual content dissemination with a natural language template based expert system tool for answering questions of Internet users in very different areas of interest. The system implies a lot of opportunities to be transferred to entirely different areas. This innovation aspect is also true for the multilingual coverage of the site content.

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Wendy Moelker, psychologist in charge of Emergis, and Jacob Palme, professor at Stockholm University, discuss the psychological, social, sexual and physical problems that are common to survivors. Taken from Web4Health's medical expert.

From a technical point of view, Web4Health developed a highly innovative approach for multilingual content dissemination with a natural language template based expert system tool for answering questions of Internet users in very different areas of interest. The system implies a lot of opportunities to be transferred to entirely different areas. This innovation aspect is also true for the multilingual coverage of the site content.


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The last speaker was Jakob Palme from Stockholm university, professor in computer science. He told us about the project Web4Health, a site which has in three years gone from 0 to 500.000 visitors/month without paying anything for advertising. It is not a well-known site by name, but due to the excellent work that Jakob and his associates has put into this site optimizing it, it ranks very high and gets a lot of visitors. One of many interesting things that
Jakob told us was that 72% of all their visitors come from search engines. It must be a very high number. Urban said earlier that 30-40% is a good number. This site is probably one of the best examples of how to SEO your site. I got lots of ideas from Jakob as well.

So summarized it was a good, interesting and educational conference and I am quite satisfied. I can't say that their were any big news for me other than perhaps a short definition of web 3.0 which shortly were described as the semantic web. I will dive deeper into that later on.


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Description Answers to more than 900 questions about mental health, psychology, and relationships, written by the Commission of the European communities.
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Details: Good and useful help and advice in the areas of psychology, relationships, anxiety, depression, mental health, personality disorders, stress, emotional abuse, substance abuse, sexual abuse, types of mental illness, etc. child abuse, borderline personality disorder, manic information on depression, relationship advice, stress post traumatic stress disorder, anxiety attacks, self help, symptoms of depression, bipolar depression

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Web4Health was selected as finalist in the eHealth eEurope awards. The jury wrote the following about Web4Health:

www.web4health.info provides a natural language question answering system, which has enabled users not only from Europe, but also Asia, Africa and the Americans to exchange expert knowledge and experiences. The project has shown that this type of information system can be an inexpensive and highly effetive public health tool.


Dear Sir/Madam,
With reference to your submission for the eEurope Awards for eHealth - 2004, we are pleased to inform you that you have been selected as a finalist. As such we invite you to exhibit your project at the High-Level Conference on eHealth in Cork (IRL) on 5-6 May 2004.

Yours faithfully,
EUROPEAN INSTITUTE OF
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

Christine Leitner
Head of the Project Management Secretariat
eEurope Awards Programme
O.L. Vrouweplein 22, P.O. Box 1229, NL-6201 BE Maastricht, The Netherlands.

Tel. 31-(0) 43-329 6329, Fax. 31-(0) 43-329 6296, Web. www.e-europeawards.org
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REPORTER'S DIGITAL HOW-TO
By Charles Bowen

OCTOBER 28, 2003

Forget the Pop Psychology
Get the Real Stuff at Web4Health

For as long as I can remember, pop psychology has been part of pop culture. From the dinner table to the water cooler, we have bandied about terms like "mood swings," "eating disorders" and "anxiety" as if we had a degree in the stuff. Most of us don't.

The Web can bring us into contact with people who do know what they're talking about. Since last summer, a powerful site from Britain called Web4Health has been providing answers to hundreds of questions about post-traumatic stress syndrome, obesity, child guidance, workplace stress, sleeping problems and more. Funded by the European Union, the project fields questions and publishes answers from a team of psychological and psychiatric experts from a number of European countries.

Visitors to the site can send in their own questions directly to an expert and review previously answered questions organized around topics ranging from addictions and psychotherapy to depression and phobias. Also, users are invited to take part in a variety of ongoing forums in which visitors discuss their issues anonymously, and seek advice from experts. In addition, the site features a list of recent discussions that are currently in progress, and questions that have recently been answered. And the site is quite international in its approach, offering its data in Greek, German and Swedish in addition to English.

To check it out, visit http://www.web4health.info, where the home page presents over a dozen clickable categories, including addiction, anorexia, bulimia, child care, depression, healthy living, instability, mood swings, obesity, phobia, psychiatric drugs, psychotherapy, relations, sex, sleeping problems, stress symptoms, workplace and more. Clicking on any of the broad topics produces a screen's worth of subtopics. For instance, if you choose "mood swings," the resulting screen has answers to questions relating to diagnosis and symptoms, causes, depression and other illnesses, classification and epidemiology, suicide and related subjects.

Also, you can search for answers in the site's growing database. Either click on the "Search" link at the top of any screen or see the data-entry box at the top of the main screen. Enter a simple question in one sentence and click the "Submit Question" button to start the search.

Other considerations for using the Web4Health.info site in your writing and editing:

1. If you write a story about the site, you might want to point out to your readers that they also can submit a question. Click the "Ask the Expert" link at the top of any screen to reach an online form that can be filled out and submitted. Note that questions and answers will be published online and readable by everyone. The site does have guidelines on how to protect anonymity.

2. The site also has a public message board moderated by staff experts. Click the "Discussion" link at the top of any page for the latest.

3. For the newest developments and additions on the site, see the main page, where the right column links to the most recent discussions and the latest questions, with their dates and subjects.
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People will happily discuss physical ailments. However, we are reluctant to discuss mental health. Problems like depression, sleep disorders, stress and the like are generally not discussed, sometimes not even between close friends.

This site tries to help you get answers to psychological and relationship questions. Ask a simple question in the search bar and receive an answer. While this site is not a substitute for a counselor or doctor, it can provide some insight.

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Description:   Site that offers free online psychological advice. The project is funded by the EU, hence users being able to choose their language preference between English, Swedish, German, Dutch, Italian and French. Questions that are posed on the site are answered in full by a team of psychological and psychiatric experts from a number of European countries. Aside from being able to pose an anonymous question and have it answered, one of the most useful areas of the site is the list of expert answers to questions in various categories, including somatic, mood and eating disorders, life and healthy living, anxiety, sexual disorders and phobias. There are also a number of forums to which people can post their concerns and exchange ideas with others. Users need to register (free and anonymous)at the site to be able to log in.
Publisher:   Web4Health
Keywords:   psychology, experts, health advice
Internet Address (URL):   http://web4health.info

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For people who love the eclectic, Charles Bowen has the stuff. His weekly column, The Reporters Digital How-To, at Editor & Publisher features sites on a wide variety of topics - travel, business, education, health, statistics and much more. It is written for journalists and writers, but all who enjoy diversions to high quality web sites will want to read this column regularly.

Charles Bowen is an online journalist and published author who has been writing about the Internet since the earliest of days, covering Compuserve, bulletin boards, and online conferencing.

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# YourDictionary.com, a portal to 1,800 reference sources.

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This was me about 30 minutes ago: http://web4health.info/en/answers/anx-sym-panatt.htm

I am feeling better now. The first time this happened it was a trip to the ER, where they found nothing wrong. A follow up at my GP revealed MVP. This time around, I knew what the symptoms of a panic attack were, and even while I was "panicking", I didn't panic about it. That sounds weird, but really helped me get through this one. I hope it doesn't happen again, but if it does, I'll be ready. On a side note, going to see a psychiatrist on November 26. Hopefully will get some Xanax for the acute attacks.



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Web4Health: Free Psychology/Mental Health Advice Online
http://www.web4health.info/

Site provides easy to understand free medical advice on mental
health, psychology, personality disorders, relationships,
stress, anxiety, depression, emotional abuse, substance abuse,
sexual abuse, types of mental illness, etc.

Check it out! - http://www.web4health.info/


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