Introduction Daily assessment studies have examined how day specific factors, such as
affect, social context, and drinking motives, alongside dispositional drinking motives, predict …

Background: Despite the growing number of mental health apps available for smartphones,
the perceived usability of these apps from the perspectives of end users or health care …

Background Mobile apps for problematic substance use have the potential to bypass common
barriers to treatment seeking. Ten years following the release of the first app targeting …

Despite theoretical arguments that brief app-based interventions could be a useful adjunct to
longer traditional treatment programs, there has been limited evaluation of the acceptability…

Australia has undergone significant youth mental health reform over the past 10 years,
leading to numerous studies examining the effects of community-based mental health care …

There are strong imperatives for young people living in out-of-home care (OoHC) to exercise
their right to participate in health-related decision making and health care practices to foster …

Whilst advancing outcomes for young people transitioning from out-of-home care is a national
priority, no synthesis of Australian interventions that support their transition from care and …

Healthcare organisations and governments have invested heavily in electronic health
records in anticipation that they will deliver improved health outcomes for consumers and …

Background Smartphone-based interventions are a potentially effective way to minimize
alcohol-related harm in young adult, non-dependent drinkers. This pilot study is the first to …

Background and Objectives Volunteer-delivered programs to assist people with dementia
and/or delirium in-hospital can provide person-centered one-on-one support in addition to …