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Consensus Among International Ethical Guidelines for the Provision of Videoconferencing-Based Mental Health Treatments

Consensus Among International Ethical Guidelines for the Provision of Videoconferencing-Based Mental Health Treatments

Qualitative and quantitative evaluations of e-mental health’s acceptability, feasibility, safety, and process elements such as working alliance are also promising [8,15]. Both child and adolescent [16-19], and adult [1] clients have indicated that e-mental health methods are as satisfactory as FTF, and reduce the burden of travel. Despite this burgeoning literature, many recent critical examinations argue that there is a lack of high-level, gold-standard evidence to support the efficacy of e-mental health.

Ursula M Margaret Sansom-Daly, Claire E Wakefield, Brittany C McGill, Helen L Wilson, Pandora Patterson

JMIR Ment Health 2016;3(2):e17

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