Table 4.

Implementers and nonimplementers agreeing to program-related items.

Variable	Item agreement and nonresponse
	No ICBTa agree n/sample size (%)	ICBT agree n/sample size (%)	P value	Item nonresponseb (n=389)
Q36. ICBT programs for adults with depression and/or anxiety should come with a help desk for therapists.	164/198 (82.8)	41/45 (91.1)	.25	146 (37.5)
Q37. ICBT programs are well suited for adults with depression and/or anxiety.	142/184 (77.1)	52/62 (83.8)	.37	143 (36.7)
Q38. ICBT programs for adults with depression and/or anxiety offer alternative learning formats.	77/101 (76.2)	15/32 (46.8)	.001	256 (65.8)
Q39. ICBT programs for adults with depression and/or anxiety are not plagued with big technical problems.	107/139 (76.9)	48/51 (94.1)	.001	199 (51.1)
Q40. It should be possible to trial the ICBT programs.	222/247 (89.8)	45/55 (81.8)	.15	87 (22.3)
Q41. It is possible to measure the effect on depression and/or anxiety when providing ICBT programs.	122/137 (89.0)	36/42 (85.7)	.75	210 (53.9)
Q42. ICBT programs for adults with depression and/or anxiety are easy to use.	78/95 (82.1)	46/52 (88.4)	.44	242 (62.2)
Q43. ICBT programs for adults with depression and/or anxiety can be integrated with the care structure.	161/208 (77.4)	63/73 (86.3)	.15	108 (27.7)
Q44. ICBT programs for adults with depression and/or anxiety can replace face-to-face CBT.	58/202 (28.7)	18/62 (29.0)	.99	125 (32.1)
Q45. It is easy to get access to ICBT programs for adults with depression and/or anxiety.	59/111 (53.1)	39/57 (68.4)	.08	221 (56.8)
Q46. ICBT programs for adults with depression and/or anxiety are well grounded on research evidence.	95/117 (81.1)	39/49 (79.5)	.98	223 (57.3)
Q47. GPsc referring adults with depression and/or anxiety to ICBT are positive toward ICBT programs.	88/130 (67.6)	30/46 (65.2)	.90	213 (54.7)

^aICBT: internet-administered cognitive behavioral therapy.

^bItem nonresponse (do not know, do not wish to answer) of the entire sample (n=389).

^cGPs: general practitioners.