Table 2.
Examples of included studies.
| Authors (year) | Country | Article type | Article classification | Specific populations | Specific disorders | Article aim |
| Pierce et al (2020) [49] | United States | Empirical | Quantitative survey of 2691 psychologists | Veterans | Anxiety | To examine the amount of psychologists’ telepsychology use before the COVID-19 pandemic, during the pandemic, and anticipated use after the pandemic, as well as the demographic, training, policy, and clinical practice predictors of these changes |
| Steinberg et al (2020) [50] | United States | Empirical | Quantitative and qualitative survey of 51 pediatric psychologists | Children and adolescents | General | To examine the uptake of transitioning pediatric psychology services to meet mental health needs in response to a worldwide public health crisis, and to call attention to psychologists’ perceived benefits and challenges related to providing pediatric mental health services during the pandemic |
| Patel et al (2020) [51] | Ireland | Nonempirical | Descriptive case study | The elderly | General | To discuss the transition and challenges faced in rapidly implementing telehealth in a rural psychiatry-of-old-age service in the northwest of Ireland |
| Haque (2020) [52] | United States | Nonempirical | Perspective | Mental health professionals | General | To discuss policy changes due to the COVID-19 pandemic and to highlight what mental health providers should consider for future delivery and implementation of telehealth programs |