Objectives Evidence exists that e-mental health applications for maternal depression could assist in diagnosing such conditions in an early stage. This study explores the intention of health professionals to use and recommend e-mental health applications and how they think these applications should be integrated in the national health system. Methods We applied an exploratory sequential mixed-method research design. First, we collect and analyze responses from 131 health professionals in the field of pregnancy and maternal care. Based on these findings, we conduct semi-structured interviews with 16 experts to expand on the initial results. Results Our study reveals that health professionals would in general intend to recommend and use ...
Background: Despite the potential of digital mental health to provide cost-effective mental health c...
OBJECTIVE: E-mental health technologies are increasing rapidly, both in number and in utilisation by...
Background: In a climate which recognizes mental health as a key health improvement target, but wher...
Objectives: Evidence exists that e-mental health applications for maternal depression could assist i...
Our study focuses on exploring (1) the intention of health professionals to use and recommend e-ment...
Objective Our study focuses on exploring (1) the intention of health professionals to use and recomm...
<div><p>Objective</p><p>Our study focuses on exploring (1) the intention of health professionals to ...
Background: There is a great evidence base today for the effectiveness of e-mental health, or the us...
BACKGROUND: Major international guidelines recommend mental health screening during the perinatal pe...
Background: Web-based and mobile mental health applications for the prevention and treatment of co...
Smartphones continue to become integrated into every aspect of an individual’s life. There are curre...
Abstract Background Stress, depression, and anxiety a...
The use of Information and Communication Technologies (web pages and apps) in mental health has boos...
Aim. This study explores the profile of pregnant women interested in the online assessment of their ...
Introduction: In recent years, effective Internet-delivered electronic (e-) mental health services h...
Background: Despite the potential of digital mental health to provide cost-effective mental health c...
OBJECTIVE: E-mental health technologies are increasing rapidly, both in number and in utilisation by...
Background: In a climate which recognizes mental health as a key health improvement target, but wher...
Objectives: Evidence exists that e-mental health applications for maternal depression could assist i...
Our study focuses on exploring (1) the intention of health professionals to use and recommend e-ment...
Objective Our study focuses on exploring (1) the intention of health professionals to use and recomm...
<div><p>Objective</p><p>Our study focuses on exploring (1) the intention of health professionals to ...
Background: There is a great evidence base today for the effectiveness of e-mental health, or the us...
BACKGROUND: Major international guidelines recommend mental health screening during the perinatal pe...
Background: Web-based and mobile mental health applications for the prevention and treatment of co...
Smartphones continue to become integrated into every aspect of an individual’s life. There are curre...
Abstract Background Stress, depression, and anxiety a...
The use of Information and Communication Technologies (web pages and apps) in mental health has boos...
Aim. This study explores the profile of pregnant women interested in the online assessment of their ...
Introduction: In recent years, effective Internet-delivered electronic (e-) mental health services h...
Background: Despite the potential of digital mental health to provide cost-effective mental health c...
OBJECTIVE: E-mental health technologies are increasing rapidly, both in number and in utilisation by...
Background: In a climate which recognizes mental health as a key health improvement target, but wher...