Background: Digital interventions are proposed as one way by which effective treatments for
self-harm and suicidal ideation may be improved and their scalability enhanced. Mobile …

Background: Pharmacotherapy remains one of the major interventional strategies in
medicine. However, patients from all age groups and conditions face challenges when …

Background Hundreds of mental health apps are available to the general public. With
increasing pressures on health care systems, they offer a potential way for people to support …

Background A large number of health apps are available directly to consumers through app
marketplaces. Little information is known, however, about how consumers search for these …

Background: Technology can play an important role in supporting mental health. Many
studies have explored the effectiveness, acceptability, or context of use of different types of …

Background: Mobile mental health apps have become ubiquitous tools to assist people in
managing symptoms of anxiety and depression. However, due to the lack of research and …

Background: In the last decade, there has been a proliferation of mobile apps claiming to
support the needs of people living with depression. However, it is unclear what functionality …

Background Electronic mental (e-mental) health care for depression aims to overcome
barriers to and limitations of face-to-face treatment. Owing to the high and growing demand …

Background Mental health and pregnancy apps are widely available and have the potential
to improve health outcomes and enhance women's experience of pregnancy. Women …

Background: Mobile health apps are increasingly available and used in a clinical context to
monitor young people's mood and mental health. Despite the benefits of accessibility and …