Table 5.
Paper reference | Clinical field of application | Interface | Study typology |
Ding et al 2010 [53] | —a | Overview of virtual coach interventions | Review |
Lentferink et al 2017 [54] | Lifestyle | e-Coachb | Review |
Provoost et al 2017 [55] | Psychotherapeutic interventions in clinical psychology | ECAc (virtual human characters on computer screens to robots) and communication | Review |
Vaidyam et al 2019 [56] | Psychiatry | Conversational agent, chatbot | Review |
Salvemini et al 2019 [57] | Insomnia and sleep disorders | Virtual coach | Review |
de Rosis et al 2006 [58] | Health promotion | ECA with verbal; face-to-face communication | Theoretical study |
Cotè et al 2011 [59] | HIV positive | ECA (virtual nurse) | Theoretical study |
Perez et al 2016 [60] | User and ECA interactions | ECA | Theoretical study |
Cotè et al 2017 [61] | Chronic conditions | ECA (virtual nurse) | Theoretical study |
Fadhil et al 2019 [62] | Health promotion | ECA | Theoretical study |
aNot applicable.
be-coach: electronic coach.
cECA: embodied conversational agent.