Background and objective Smartphone applications (apps) have the potential to be valuable
self-help interventions for depression screening. However, information about their feasibility …

Background The objective of disease screening is to encourage high-risk subjects to seek
health care diagnosis and treatment. Mobile phone apps can effectively screen mental …

Background The lack of access to mental health care could be addressed, in part, through
the development of automated screening technologies for detecting the most common …

Background: Most people with mental health disorders fail to receive timely access to
adequate care. US Hispanic/Latino individuals are particularly underrepresented in mental …

Background Mobile apps are emerging as tools with the potential to revolutionize the
treatment of mental health conditions such as depression. At the forefront of the community …

Background Mobile apps for mental health have the potential to overcome access barriers to
mental health care, but there is little information on whether patients use the interventions as …

Objective While depression and anxiety are common mental health issues, only a small
segment of the population has access to standard one-on-one treatment. The use of …

Objective: Depression imposes a notable societal burden, with limited treatment success
despite multiple available psychotherapy and medications choices. Potential reasons may …

Background Mobile health (mHealth) platforms show promise in the management of mental
health conditions such as anxiety and depression. This has resulted in an abundance of …

Background The broad availability of smartphones and the number of health apps in app
stores have risen in recent years. Health apps have benefits for individuals (eg, the ability to …