Linardon J, Westrupp EM, Macdonald JA, Mikocka-Walus A, Stokes MA, Greenwood CJ, Youssef GJ, Teague S, Hutchinson D, Sciberras E, Fuller-Tyszkiewicz M.
Background: Nascent evidence indicates that the mental health of parents and children has markedly declined during the COVID-19 pandemic. Considering disruptions to traditional face-to-face mental health services resultant from stay-at-home orders, the potential value of digital mental health interventions has become extremely apparent. Despite this, uptake of digital interventions remains poor, indicating that a better understanding is needed of factors that determine a willingness to use digital platforms.
