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Acceptability of a Conversational Agent-led Digital Program for Anxiety: A Mixed-Methods Study of Patient Perspectives

2025-02-10

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<p>Background. Prevalence rates for anxiety and depression are increasing globally, outpacing the capacity of traditional mental health services. Digital Mental Health Interventions (DMHIs) offer a cost-effective solution, but user engagement is poor. Integrating AI-powered conversational agents could enhance engagement and the user experience, though AI technology is rapidly evolving, and the acceptability of the...

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e26e57f2-ea4d-5bdb-ad67-f4de3ae498bd
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10.31234/osf.io/g3dhy_v1
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