Alexander Diel,Isabel Carolin Schröter,Anita Robitzsch et al. Alexander Diel et al.

By using personalized tools and resources, digital interventions can enhance the efficacy of delivering mental health care. Ultimately, they could offer a promising solution to the increasing need for mental health services....Results: Research on digital interventions in the context of inpatient mental health care has been increasing over the years. A total of 90 studies were identified. Some interventions were tested in multiple studies....Conclusions: Research on the implementation of digital interventions before, during, or after inpatient care has been increasing in recent years, with initial promising results....There are already indications that digital interventions can help maintain treatment benefits and somewhat improve symptoms in patients requiring inpatient treatment.

Jake Linardon,Cleo Anderson,Mariel Messer et al. Jake Linardon et al.

Prior meta-analyses show that digital interventions for depression can effectively reduce primary symptoms. However, it remains unclear whether these digital interventions provide broader benefits beyond symptom reduction....This meta-analysis examined the broader effects of digital interventions for depression, analysing various outcomes covering mental health and wellbeing....We located trials from the most recent meta-analysis on digital interventions for depression and updated the search (Jan 2025) to capture new trials. Full inclusion criteria were met in 112 trials overall (97 from the previous meta-analysis and 15 from the updated search)....Significant pooled effects favouring digital interventions for depression over controls were observed across all outcomes, including anxiety (N = 83; g = 0.40), global (N = 47; g = 0.30), physical (N = 21; g = 0.14) and mental quality of life (N = 37; g = 0.32), distress (N = 23; g = 0.51), disability

Xiao-Han Jiang,Xiu-Hong Yuan,Hui Zhao et al. Xiao-Han Jiang et al.

In response, conversational agents (CAs) have emerged as promising digital interventions for enhancing cancer care, but evidence regarding their feasibility and effectiveness remains limited.

Melissa Eggleston,Emily P Jones,Nashmia Khan et al. Melissa Eggleston et al.

Methods: Searches were conducted in five databases for peer-reviewed articles about the design of digital interventions using TI approaches, published from 2000 to 2023.

Ethan Gray,Ann Blandford,Samuel Amon et al. Ethan Gray et al.

Conclusion: Our findings challenge the widespread assumption that digital interventions should be targeted at the individual; rather, digital tools might be used to empower community leaders in Ga Mashie with training and clinical guidance to function as healthcare agents, scaling-up

Kasra Talebi Anaraki,Motahar Heidari-Beni,Fatemeh Saber et al. Kasra Talebi Anaraki et al.

Background: Family-based digital interventions have been shown to be effective in helping children and families adopt healthier lifestyles.

Kerstin Denecke,Octavio Rivera-Romero,Guido Giunti et al. Kerstin Denecke et al.

The objective of this work is to develop such framework enriched with examples for aspects to be considered when planning and conducting PD workshops for designing and developing digital interventions in healthcare.

Dina Litvak,Eugene Merzon,Yotam Shenhar et al. Dina Litvak et al.

These findings underscore the potential of system-level digital interventions to advance preventive care and overall health.

Gosha Wojcik,Nicola Ring,Jamie Smith et al. Gosha Wojcik et al.

This study also demonstrates how core elements of the MRC framework can be operationalised to help refine prototype digital interventions pre-trial.

Chao Liu,Li-Jen Lin,Kang-Jie Zhang et al. Chao Liu et al.

With the rise of short video platforms, digital interventions like video-guided LKM may offer accessible mental health support for law enforcement.