Table 5.
Implementers and nonimplementers agreeing to organization-related items.
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No ICBTa agree n/sample size (%) | ICBT agree n/sample size (%) | P value | Item nonresponseb (n=381) |
| Q48. Our organization has resources to offer ICBT programs to adults with depression and/or anxiety. | 103/215 (47.9) | 53/77 (68.8) | .001 | 89 (23.3) |
| Q49. ICBT programs can decrease care costs in treatment of adults with depression and/or anxiety. | 157/196 (80.1) | 42/57 (73.6) | .39 | 128 (33.5) |
| Q50. Existing information management systems allows administration of patients enrolled in ICBT. | 57/105 (54.2) | 34/54 (62.9) | .38 | 222 (58.2) |
| Q51. Existing quality assurance and patient safety systems are compatible with the requirements to offer ICBT to adults with depression and/or anxiety. | 56/85 (65.8) | 35/44 (79.5) | .16 | 252 (66.1) |
| Q52. Existing continuing education systems of therapists are compatible with the training to introduce ICBT to adults with depression and/or anxiety. | 58/91 (63.7) | 31/44 (70.4) | .56 | 246 (64.5) |
| Q53. Internal regulations allow introduction of ICBT for adults with depression and/or anxiety. | 123/152 (80.9) | 64/71 (90.1) | .12 | 158 (41.4) |
| Q54. Contracts with service providers allow introduction of ICBT for adults with depression and/or anxiety. | 59/89 (66.2) | 41/47 (87.2) | .02 | 245 (64.3) |
| Q55. The concept of online treatment to adults with depression and/or anxiety is well established at our organization. | 35/226 (15.4) | 36/72 (50.0) | .001 | 83 (21.7) |
| Q56. The patient referral process allows introduction of ICBT for adults with depression and/or anxiety. | 87/164 (53.0) | 58/66 (87.8) | .001 | 151 (39.6) |
aICBT: internet-administered cognitive behavioral therapy.
bItem nonresponse (do not know, do not wish to answer) of the entire sample (n=381).