Leveraging No-Code Digital Platforms for Designing an Integrated Smartphone-Based Ecological Momentary Intervention With Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Mental Health Care: Development and Usability Study

By integrating CBT with EMI, we demonstrated the feasibility and acceptability of a novel blended care model for reference in future work. Preliminary findings suggest high usability and clinical relevance, highlighting the potential of leveraging no-code platforms to facilitate scalable, theory-driven interventions that extend mental health support beyond traditional settings. Grounding the blended intervention in evidence-based psychological and health behavior change theories, coupled with user involvement throughout the design process, may improve clinical efficacy and reduce implementation barriers, which are areas for further investigation in future work.

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JMIR Formative Research
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2025-09-16
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https://doi.org/10.2196/77036
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Digital Mental Health Interventions
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Leveraging No-Code Digital Platforms for Designing an Integrated Smartphone-Based Ecological Momentary Intervention With Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Mental Health Care: Development and Usability Study

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Leveraging No-Code Digital Platforms for Designing an Integrated Smartphone-Based Ecological Momentary Intervention With Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Mental Health Care: Development and Usability Study

Ralf Schwarzer, Stephanie Ming Yin Wong, Terry Yat Sang Lum, Jessica Kang Qi Lee, Melody Ho Ching Ip
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By integrating CBT with EMI, we demonstrated the feasibility and acceptability of a novel blended care model for reference in future work. Preliminary findings suggest high usability and clinical relevance, highlighting the potential of leveraging no-code platforms to facilitate scalable, theory-driven interventions that extend mental health support beyond traditional settings. Grounding the blended intervention in evidence-based psychological and health behavior change theories, coupled with user involvement throughout the design process, may improve clinical efficacy and reduce implementation barriers, which are areas for further investigation in future work.

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Hong Kong Jockey Club (HK), Freie Universität Berlin (DE), University of Hong Kong (HK)
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Leveraging No-Code Digital Platforms for Designing an Integrated Smartphone-Based Ecological Momentary Intervention With Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Mental Health Care: Development and Usability Study — Ralf Schwarzer, Stephanie Ming Yin Wong, et al. · JMIR Formative Research (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS