飓风影响成年人参与移动心理健康干预的模式与预测因素。

Mental disorders commonly increase after disasters, yet access to care is often limited by logistical barriers. Digital mental health applications may help address these gaps by providing private, low-cost, and readily accessible support. The authors examined patterns and predictors of engagement with Bounce Back Now (BBN), a self-help mobile application (app) designed to address posttraumatic stress, depression, and sleep disturbance among disaster-affected adults. Participants included 1,357 adults affected by Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, Maria, Florence, or Michael. Use data were passively coll