But would you use it again? Determinants of patient intention to reuse and recommend telemental health services: Representative cross-sectional survey from Germany - Report - MDSpire

But would you use it again? Determinants of patient intention to reuse and recommend telemental health services: Representative cross-sectional survey from Germany

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  • Ariana Neumann

  • Hans-Helmut König

  • André Hajek

  • July 15, 2026

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Factors Influencing Patients' Willingness to Reuse and Recommend Telemental Health Services

Overview

This study investigates the factors affecting patients' willingness to reuse and recommend telemental health services in Germany.

Background

Mental health disorders are a significant public health challenge, with a substantial treatment gap in Germany. Telemental health services have been shown to address barriers such as provider shortages and access issues.

Data Highlights

No numerical data or trial results were provided in the source material.

Key Findings

  • Factors influencing continued use include gender, treatment expectancy, and familiarity with technology.
  • Social influence plays a significant role in patients' willingness to recommend telemental health services.
  • There is a lack of research specifically examining the determinants of recommending telemental health services.
  • Engagement outcomes vary depending on the type of telemental health service used.

Clinical Implications

Understanding the factors that influence patient engagement with telemental health services is essential.

Conclusion

Addressing the determinants of reuse and recommendation of telemental health services is essential.

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But would you use it again? Determinants of patient intention to reuse and recommend telemental health services: Representative cross-sectional survey from Germany

  • by Ariana Neumann, Hans-Helmut König, André Hajek

  • July 15, 2026

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