A smartphone application for treating depressive symptoms: study protocol for a randomised controlled trial

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M. Deady
D. A. Johnston
N. Glozier
D. Milne
I. Choi
A. Mackinnon
A. Mykletun
R. A. Calvo
A. Gayed
R. Bryant
H. Christensen
S. B. Harvey
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[1] Black Dog Institute; Faculty of Medicine,Central Clinical School, Brain and Mind Centre, Faculty of Medicine and Health
[2] UNSW,School of Electrical and Information Engineering
[3] School of Psychiatry,School of Systems Management and Leadership, Faculty of Engineering and IT
[4] UNSW Sydney,Department of Mental Health and Suicide
[5] University of Sydney,MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit
[6] University of Sydney,Department of Community Medicine
[7] University of Technology Sydney,Centre for Work and Mental Health
[8] Norwegian Institute of Public Health,Centre for Research and Education in Forensic Psychiatry and Psychology
[9] School of Psychology,undefined
[10] UNSW Sydney,undefined
[11] University of Cambridge,undefined
[12] University of Tromsø,undefined
[13] Nordland Hospital Trust,undefined
[14] Haukeland University Hospital,undefined
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Depression; Workplace; Mhealth; Treatment;
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