Users' Experiences of a Web-Based Suicide Prevention Program for College Students: A Mixed Methods Approach

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The current pandemic has remarkably increased the dependence on digital interfaces for mental health. This dependency calls for a strong need to check the efficacy of such digital platforms under various contexts. An evaluation study was conducted with participants in an online web-based suicide prevention intervention program named Happetite. The program was found to be not only accessible, but also provided appropriate interventions by processing the inputs from users. Keywords

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Shinde, F., Wagani, R., & Sasidhar, K. (2023). Users’ Experiences of a Web-Based Suicide Prevention Program for College Students: A Mixed Methods Approach. Perspectives on Global Development and Technology, 21(3–4), 264–285. https://doi.org/10.1163/15691497-12341631

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