Key summary:
Few human-centered design approaches to digital solutions exist in the field of mental health, and rarely are end users involved in their development.
The main objective of this literature review is to understand how human-centered design is considered in e-mental health intervention research.
A total of 30 studies met the inclusion criteria, of which 22 mentioned using human-centered design approaches or specific design methods in the development of an e-mental health solution. Reported approaches were classified as participatory design (11/27, 41%), codesign (6/27, 22%), user-centered design (5/27, 19%), or a specific ...
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