Mobile health (mHealth), telemedicine and other technology-based services facilitate mental
health service delivery and may be considered part of an e-mental health (eMH) spectrum of …

Mobile health (mHealth), telemedicine and other technology-based services facilitate mental
health service delivery and may be considered part of an e-mental health (eMH) spectrum of …

Mobile telemental health is defined as the use of mobile phones and other wireless devices
as applied to psychiatric and mental health practice. Applications of such include treatment …

The rapid growth in the use of smartphones has opened a new world of opportunities for use
in behavioral health care. Mobile phone software applications (apps) are available for a …

The increased popularity and functionality of mobile devices has a number of implications
for the delivery of mental health services. Effective use of mobile applications has the …

Around the globe, mental health research strategy documents highlight the need for urgent
action to improve the state of mental health care (Insel, 2009; MRC, 2010). The need for …

Mobile health (mHealth)—that is, use of mobile devices, such as mobile phones, monitoring
devices, personal digital assistants, and other wireless devices, in medical care—is a …

Telemental health (TMH) has established a niche as a feasible, acceptable, and effective
service model to improve the mental healthcare and outcomes for individuals who cannot …

Mental health professionals must establish new means to reach those in need that face
obstacles related to geographical location, time limitations, and health. With the high …

Evidence for acceptability, feasibility and efficacy of mobile-based mental health
interventions for facilitating recovery is on the rise. More research is needed on …