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ArticleFactors Affecting the Adoption of Mental Health Apps in Workplaces: A Qualitative Study

Andre Matthias Müller2025

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Factors Affecting the Adoption of Mental Health Apps in Workplaces: A Qualitative Study

Andre Matthias Müller · Priyanka Rajendram · Mythily Subramaniam

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Digital Mental Health Interventions Workplace Health and Well-being Mobile Health and mHealth Applications

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Year2025

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Published2025-05-08

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ISSN-L2366-5963

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