Mental Health Mobile Applications Developed for Indigenous Communities in Canada: A Scoping Review

Section 1: Publication

Publication Type

Authorship

Noronha, N., Avarino, A., Balakumar, S., Toy, K., Smith, S., Wekerle, C., Martin-Hill, D., Lookinghorse, M., Drossos, A., Niec, A., Jacobs, B., Thomasen, K., & Lokker, C.

Title

Mental Health Mobile Applications Developed for Indigenous Communities in Canada: A Scoping Review

Year

2022

Publication Outlet

Journal of Community Mental Health 41 (1): 1 - 5

DOI

https://doi.org/10.7870/cjcmh-2022-004

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ISSN

Citation

Noronha, N., Avarino, A., Balakumar, S., Toy, K., Smith, S., Wekerle, C., Martin-Hill, D., Lookinghorse, M., Drossos, A., Niec, A., Jacobs, B., Thomasen, K., & Lokker, C. Mental Health Mobile Applications Developed for Indigenous Communities in Canada: A Scoping Review Canadian. Journal of Community Mental Health 41 (1): 1 - 5, 2022. https://doi.org/10.7870/cjcmh-2022-004

Abstract

In Canada, Indigenous populations have an increased prevalence of psychiatric disorders and distress. Mental health mobile applications can provide effective, easy-to-access, and low-cost support. Examining grey literature and academic sources, this review found three mobile apps that support mental health for Indigenous communities in Canada. Implications and future directions are discussed.

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Section 2: Additional Information

Program Affiliations

GWF: Global Water Futures

Project Affiliations

GWF-CCIWQT: Co-Creation of Indigenous Water Quality Tools

GWF-OIEKTC: Ohneganos - Indigenous Ecological Knowledge, Training and Co-Creation of Mixed Method Tools

Submitters

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Theme

Presentation Format

Additional Information

Co-Creation-Water-Quality-Tools & Ohneganos, Refereed Publications