In the present systematic review, we summarize the feasibility, usability, efficacy, and
effectiveness of mental health-related apps created by the Veterans Affairs (VA) or the …

Given the substantial investment in the development of mental health mobile applications
(apps), information about penetration in the patient populations of interest is critical. This …

Providers have many options when considering mobile applications (apps) to potentially
incorporate into their practice. PE Coach is a patient-facing mobile app developed to support …

Many public health agencies, including the US Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), have
identified the use of mobile technologies as an essential part of a larger strategy to address …

Objective: Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is highly prevalent in the population, but
relatively few affected individuals receive treatment for it. Smartphone applications (apps) …

Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is common and undertreated among Veterans Affairs
(VA) primary care patients. A brief primary care intervention combining clinician support with …

Abstract mHealth denotes the use of mobile devices within a health care context. One type of
mHealth that has gained increased popularity is the use of mobile applications (apps) …

Mental health–related smartphone apps (MHapps) have the potential to greatly enhance
and enrich the counseling relationship, and dramatically improve the lives of clients …

Mental health apps their use, and some offer dangerous and harmful advice. For example,
researchers found that one app for bipolar disorder advised patients who are experiencing a …

The number of health care mobile applications (MAs) has increased drastically in recent
years, but research on efficacy and approaches to provide MA intervention is lacking. The …