Which Drivers of User Engagement Support the Cost-Effectiveness of Online Self-Help Programs? Amazon Turkers Tell Web Managers What Matters
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Access of care, purported cost savings and convenience for both clients and healthcare professionals are but some of the reasons why there is a lot of interest in the development of effective, evidence-based telemental health services. Even more than in "classical" face-to-face therapy, online mental health programs ("telemental health" and/or online self-help programs) must focus on client retention. The online self-help mental health programs have huge efficiency and scalability potentials, but to be effective, clients will have to actively participate in these programs. To address the client retention issue, this study aims to replicate previous research in user commitment to User Generated Content websites, and create a framework for enhancing user engagement in online mental health self-help websites.
