Developing and testing preliminary effectiveness and acceptability of a mental health application in Ethiopia

The study indicates a high demand for a mental health mobile app, but few participants fear self-treatment or drug abuse. Apps that support native languages are recommended, and nonpharmacological treatments should be used in conjunction with clinician consultation.

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Discover Mental Health
Published
2025-03-11
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s44192-025-00158-w
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Mental Health Treatment and Access
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Developing and testing preliminary effectiveness and acceptability of a mental health application in Ethiopia

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Abstract

The study indicates a high demand for a mental health mobile app, but few participants fear self-treatment or drug abuse. Apps that support native languages are recommended, and nonpharmacological treatments should be used in conjunction with clinician consultation.

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