Digital interventions for people waitlisted for mental health services: A needs assessment and preference survey.

Abstract

= -0.39). Very few (8%) reported satisfaction with the materials they were given by providers when seeking services. Participants reported high interest in a digital tool providing information about therapies (94.7% reporting moderate or greater interest), mental illnesses (87.4%), and places to find treatment (91.1%), as well as one that would provide interactive cognitive practices (85.2%) and strategies to improve sleep (85.8%). Over half of all participants reported that a mobile app would be their first choice for mode of delivery. This study highlights the need for and potential of digital tools optimized for waitlisted individuals, particularly interactive and informational resources provided through mobile devices.

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