Overall, DMHIs may be clinically useful under specific conditions, but their post-pandemic role is best understood as complementary and pathway-dependent, although they should not be treated as a single intervention class.
Background Telepsychology consolidated as a mainstream mental health care modality following the COVID-19 pandemic, supported by evidence of clinical efficacy comparable to in-person therapy and a recognized potential to democratize access to care. Against this evolving clinical landscape, social media platforms have s...
Andrea M. Carrero, Jobana F. Agredo, Lucía Catalina Martínez Ruiz et al.· Frontiers in Digital Health· 0 citations
The available evidence suggests that telepsychiatry produces clinical outcomes comparable to conventional face-to-face psychiatric care across a range of common mental health conditions, including depressive disorders, anxiety disorders, and stress-related disorders.
A. Shishodia· Journal of Psychiatry and Ps...· 0 citations
Digital technologies are beginning to address constraints in psychiatric care by extending the reach and scalability of mental health services by providing new forms of therapeutic engagement and the discovery of objective diagnostic biomarkers.
Hailong Lyu, Zhao-Jie Ju, Jian-Zhong Yang et al.· Journal of Zhejiang Universi...· 0 citations
Adolescents experienced substantial psychological distress during the COVID-19 pandemic, including elevated stress, disrupted routines, reduced peer interaction, and reduced access to in-person professional support. Mobile health (mHealth) interventions may offer accessible and scalable support for adolescents when c...
Won Ju Hwang, Hwiyun Kim, Hyojin Kim· Scientific Reports· 0 citations
It is concluded that telehealth has a high potential as a supplementary approach in the framework of a blended care model of rural young adults but should be supported by structural investments in digital infrastructure, workforce training, and anti-stigmatization efforts.
Christy Ugo Peters· World Journal of Advanced Re...· 0 citations
Results indicate that sustained engagement with digital mental health tools depends on maintaining an equilibrium between therapeutic effectiveness and user experience quality while simultaneously strengthening workforce digital competence and establishing sustainable reimbursement pathways.
Edita Leonavičienė, Rolandas Terminas, Eglė Terminė et al.· International Scientific Con...· 0 citations
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