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- The COVID-19 pandemic forced mental health clinicians to transition from in-person to digital service delivery, which helped maintain care and meet the rising demand for mental health services.
- The study aimed to explore issues at micro, meso, and macro levels regarding digital mental health interventions (DMHI) to enhance treatment outcomes and client satisfaction.
- Findings indicated that both clients and clinicians were generally satisfied with DMHI, while community partners recognized the importance of addressing policy uncertainties as these digital services are likely to play a key role in the future of mental healthcare.
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