Joint Adaptation of a Digital Mental Health Intervention for University Students: Inductive Qualitative Analysis

There are some challenges in ensuring that DMHIs are both comprehensive and simple. These can be met by ensuring the aesthetic design and platform structure are consistent and clear. Co-design and development are crucial due to the difficulty in ensuring that online interventions are relevant to specific audiences in the constantly evolving digital landscape. The structures surrounding our joint adaptation of an existing intervention meant that not all the changes suggested could be implemented. Future work should explore the impact of different participation frameworks when coproducing interventions with young people.

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Journal of Participatory Medicine
Published
2026-01-06
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https://doi.org/10.2196/80776
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1
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Digital Mental Health Interventions
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Joint Adaptation of a Digital Mental Health Intervention for University Students: Inductive Qualitative Analysis

Jemima Dooley, Edward Watkins, Nouf Alsaadi
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Journal of Participatory Medicine
Digital Mental Health Interventions
40.10
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Joint Adaptation of a Digital Mental Health Intervention for University Students: Inductive Qualitative Analysis

Jemima Dooley, Edward Watkins, Nouf Alsaadi
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Abstract

There are some challenges in ensuring that DMHIs are both comprehensive and simple. These can be met by ensuring the aesthetic design and platform structure are consistent and clear. Co-design and development are crucial due to the difficulty in ensuring that online interventions are relevant to specific audiences in the constantly evolving digital landscape. The structures surrounding our joint adaptation of an existing intervention meant that not all the changes suggested could be implemented. Future work should explore the impact of different participation frameworks when coproducing interventions with young people.

Journal of Participatory MedicineVol. 18
University of Exeter (GB)
Openalex Percentile: Top 2%
Digital Mental Health Interventions
40.10
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