Table 4.

Implementation findings among eMental healthcare technologies for both anxiety and depression.

Program and study		Participants (n)	Implementation outcome (measurea); findingsb
Group therapy
	Sapru et al [73]	Children aged 6-12 years referred with a mood or anxiety disorder (n=16) and their parents (n=NRg)	Acceptability (self-developed questionnaire); C, P: + Appropriateness (open-ended feedback); C, P: +
Treasure Hunt
	Brezinka [74]	Children and adolescents aged 6-19 years with anxiety, depression, ODDc, or ADHDd (n=218) Healthcare providers (n=124)	Acceptability (self-developed questionnaire); C: + Appropriateness (self-developed questionnaire); HCP: + Penetration (uptake by practices); HCP: +
SPARX
	Bobier et al [75]	Adolescents aged 16-18 years with severe psychiatric disorders (namely mood and anxiety disorders; n=20)	Acceptability (self-developed questionnaire); C: + Adoption (program utilization); C: –
Problem-solving therapy
	Hoek et al [76]	Adolescents and young adults aged 12-21 years with self-reported or parent-reported mild to moderate depressive or anxiety symptoms (n=22)	Acceptability (published instrument); C: +/–
RU-OK
	Ercan et al [77]	Adolescents aged 13-15 years attending a hospital school for depression and anxiety (n=105)	Acceptability (self-developed questionnaire); C: +/– Adoption (program utilization); C: +

^aSelf-developed questionnaire/interview: bespoke questions or survey items created by the researcher; published instrument: validated tool with citation in text; program utilization/physician adherence: metrics of usage.

^bC: child/adolescent/young adult report; HCP: healthcare provider report; P: parent report; +: high/positive findings; – negative findings; +/– mixed findings.

^cNR: not reported.

^dODD: oppositional defiant disorder.

^eADHD: attention deficit hyperactivity disorders.