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Intention to Use a Mental Health App for Menopause: Health Belief Model Approach
The key objective of this study was to understand the health belief constructs that may influence United Kingdom women’s intention to use a mental health app throughout menopause and the menopause transition. The secondary objective of this study was to explore online help-seeking behaviors and preferences in app features in women with experience of menopause-related mental health concerns in the United Kingdom (UK).
JMIR Form Res 2024;8:e60434
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Iterative user-centric research and design are key to addressing this challenge. Indeed, work has been done to explore the opinions of apps designed for mental health concerns and disorders [25-29]. However, given the interest in digital tools intended for mental health self-assessment and triage, more work is required to understand the perspectives and acceptability of such tools designed and implemented to augment existing care pathways.
JMIR Form Res 2024;8:e48881
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Reference 14: Overview of key data from the European Study of the Epidemiology of Mental Disorders (ESEMeD
JMIR Ment Health 2024;11:e50738
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In addition to the key role of GPs, our findings identify prolonged waiting times for diagnosis and treatment of mental health disorders as a significant area for improvement. A total of 70.2% (353/503) of our respondents waited >4 weeks to receive a diagnosis, and 41.8% (201/481) had to wait >12 weeks to begin counseling or psychotherapy. We observed variation in the waiting times of different diagnoses.
JMIR Form Res 2023;7:e43271
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The Current State and Validity of Digital Assessment Tools for Psychiatry: Systematic Review
To this end, the key objectives of this systematic review are to summarize available digital mental health assessment tools as well as evaluate their accuracy among studies using a gold standard reference test. We will first examine the types of available digital mental health assessment tools (eg, digitized versions of existing psychiatric pen-and-paper questionnaires vs more sophisticated digital tools).
JMIR Ment Health 2022;9(3):e32824
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In brief, the key objectives of the study were to develop and validate a diagnostic algorithm to (1) reduce the misdiagnosis of MDD and BD and (2) achieve a more accurate and earlier diagnosis of MDD in individuals presenting with depressive symptoms. The target population for the primary objective was those who had received a recent diagnosis of MDD (within the past 5 years) by a general practitioner or psychiatrist and those who were experiencing depressive symptoms at the time of recruitment.
JMIR Form Res 2021;5(10):e27908
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Indeed, digital technologies such as m Health apps have the capacity for the collection of a vast range of key transdiagnostic data via active reporting (ie, self-administered symptom reporting or monitoring via an app), providing valuable information on relevant social and demographic factors as well as current and past symptom profiles [13].
J Med Internet Res 2021;23(10):e27507
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Physical opportunities, such as increased convenience and flexibility relative to the current standard of care, were seen as some of the key benefits to using a perinatal digital mental health assessment, particularly among women.
J Med Internet Res 2021;23(6):e27132
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A key factor underlying inappropriate diagnosis of mental health concerns is the restricted access to mental health services starting from primary care [14], with low availability of mental health professionals and short consultation times being the norm. There is a clear need for earlier and more accessible psychiatric assessments to reduce the need for high clinician availability.
JMIR Ment Health 2021;8(2):e23813
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