One in five older adults experience symptoms of depression and anxiety. Digital mental
health interventions are promising in their ability to provide researchers, mental health …

Background In low-resource settings, e-mental health may substantially increase access to
evidence-based interventions for common mental disorders. We conducted a systematic …

Background In recent years, exponential growth in digital innovations and internet access
has provided opportunities to deliver health services at a much greater scale than previously …

Objective Determine the effectiveness of digital mental health interventions for individuals
with a concomitant chronic disease. Design We conducted a rapid review of systematic …

A large number of trials have consistently shown that guided digital mental health treatments
(DMHTs) are effective for depression and anxiety. As DMHTs are adopted by healthcare …

Background Worldwide, approximately 15% of the people older than 60 suffer from a mental
disorder, such as depression and anxiety disorders (1). A total of 322 million people …

In low-income and middle-income countries (LMICs), emerging digital mental health
interventions should be accompanied by regular and comprehensive assessment of …

Digital technology, including the internet, smartphones, and wearables, provides the
possibility to bridge the mental health treatment gap by offering flexible and tailored …

Utilization of internet-delivered cognitive behavioural therapy (iCBT) for treating depression
and anxiety disorders in stepped-care models, such as the UK's Improving Access to …

Aim: Informal caregivers have an important role in bridging the gap between the assistance
care recipients need and what can be provided by the health care systems across Europe …