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Some clients had basic levels of digital literacy, as described by one of the service providers: “folks who are comfortable, obviously, with technology would respond very, very positively, and you’d have a [large] population who would feel very comfortable accessing care through a tablet or a phone,” whereas others lack the basic digital skills to use DMHIs, as noted by a peer: “but just the process of creating a [user]name and password and knowing where to touch on a screen is horrendous for someone who’s never
JMIR Form Res 2023;7:e45718
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It is important to consider not only what types of support older adults need but also what they value, as participants’ experiences affect real-world use and can be crucial in whether they would continue to engage with a digital intervention beyond a research setting.
This paper reports on a study situated within a digital mental health program with older adults.
JMIR Form Res 2022;6(12):e43192
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For example, data from the US Census Bureau reported that adults assessed as part of a nationally representative survey in April and May 2020 were more than three times as likely to screen positive for depressive disorders, anxiety disorders, or both, relative to a comparable sample in 2019 [7].
J Med Internet Res 2021;23(4):e26994
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