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Digital Platform for Pediatric Mental Health Support During Armed Conflicts: Development and Usability Study.

Hila Segal^1,2, Arriel Benis³, Shirley Saar^4,5

¹Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Schneider Children's Medical Center, Petach Tikvah, Israel.

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Pediatricians can now access a new digital mental health tool designed for children exposed to trauma. This resource, developed collaboratively, offers practical guidance and received high user satisfaction for its relevance and usability.

Keywords:

digital platform early intervention pediatric mental health pediatricians prevention

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Digital Health Interventions
Public Health

Background:

Mental health disorders in children are a significant public health concern, with those exposed to armed conflict at higher risk.
Pediatricians are crucial for early intervention but face training and resource limitations.
The October 7th attack in Israel highlighted the urgent need for accessible mental health resources for children.

Purpose of the Study:

To rapidly develop a digital mental health tool for community pediatricians.
To provide a comprehensive resource for emotional and behavioral challenges in children, focusing on trauma exposure.
To evaluate the platform's usability and relevance for pediatric practice.

Main Methods:

A collaborative development process involving pediatricians and mental health professionals.
Content creation based on identified emotional/behavioral issues and expert input.
Evaluation through a focus group of 7 primary users using questionnaires and qualitative feedback.

Main Results:

Development of 15 detailed modules covering anamnesis, interventions, parental guidance, and referrals.
High user satisfaction with user experience (4.57/5), content relevance (4.71/5), and layout (4.66/5).
Strong user willingness to integrate the platform into regular practice (4.40/5).

Conclusions:

A collaborative approach effectively created a valuable digital tool for pediatric mental health.
The platform shows potential for early recognition, crisis intervention, and parental support in pediatric settings.
Future research will focus on wider implementation and clinical outcome assessment.