Table 2.
Technology, intervention, and group components.
| Source, year | Intervention name | Technology components | Intervention components | ||||
| Video platform used | Provided device | Tech support | Parents involved | Homework assignments | Self-guided | ||
| Wade et al, 2020 [28] Moscato et al, 2019 [29] |
A Survivor’s Journeya | Skype | Yesb | Yesc | No | Yes | Yes |
| Wade et al, 2014 [30] Wade et al, 2015 [31] |
CAPS intervention | Skype | Yes | Yesc | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Chadi et al, 2018 [32] Chadi et al, 2019 [33] |
Mindful Awareness and Resilience Skills for Adolescents (MARS-A) Programd | Zoom | No | Yes | No | Yes | No |
| McGill et al, 2017 [34] Sansom-Daly et al, 2019 [35] |
Recapture Life | WebEx | Yesb | No | Yes | Yes | No |
| Wade et al, 2018 [36] | Social Participation and Navigation (SPAN) Program | Skype | No | No | No | Yes | Yes |
| Wade et al, 2011 [37] | Teen Online Problem Solving (TOPS) intervention | Not specified | Yesb,e | Yesc | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Ricketts et al, 2016 [38] | VoIP-delivered CBIT (CBIT-VoIP) | Skype | Yesb | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
aA Survivor’s Journey information represents articles by Moscato et al [29] and Wade et al [28], which report on different outcomes from the same parent study.
bProvided to those who did not have one of their own.
cTutorial provided before the start of the intervention; no ongoing tech support.
dMARS-A program information represents articles by Chadi et al [32,33], which are two studies of the same intervention.
eHigh speed internet access provided to everyone.