Background Accumulating evidence suggests the COVID-19 pandemic has negative effects
on public mental health. Digital interventions that have been developed and evaluated in …

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 …

Importance Suicidal ideation is a widespread phenomenon. However, many individuals at
risk for suicide do not seek treatment, which might be addressed by providing low-threshold …

Abstract Objective Smartphone applications ('apps') have the potential to improve the
scalability of mental health interventions for young people, however, the effectiveness of …

Mental health research highlights the need to focus on suicide risk in college students.
However, evidence for associated risk and protective factors in this cohort is mixed. This …

Digital mental health services are increasingly endorsed by governments and health
professionals as a low cost, accessible alternative or adjunct to face-to-face therapy. App …

Objectives Internet‐and mobile phone‐based psychological interventions have the potential
to overcome many of the barriers associated with accessing traditional face‐to‐face therapy …

Importance Suicidal behavior is a leading cause of death among adolescents and young
adults. In light of the ideation-to-action framework, the delineation of frequency and temporal …

Background Online and mobile telephone applications ('apps') have the potential to improve
the scalability of effective interventions for suicidal ideation and self-harm. The aim of this …

Background: Although previous studies on information and communication technology (ICT)–
based intervention on mental health among adolescents with depressive symptoms have …