Article Excerpt: Digital interventions accessed through a computer or smartphone were effective at reducing symptoms of depression, according to a meta-analysis published by the American Psychological Association. The COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated the country’s mental health crisis and telehealth played a significant role in addressing the increased demand for care. Clinicians also utilized asynchronous digital interventions to help patients improve their mental health. These interventions consisted of patients using an online program, website, or application to individually participate in modules or lessons. Unlike videoconferencing and audio-only telehealth, digital interventions do not include one-on-one synchronous appointments between patients and providers.
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Article Source: mHealth Intelligence