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  • Rural Health
  • Mental Healthcare Delivery
  • Digital Health Solutions

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  • Geographical isolation, limited resources, and complex navigation impede mental health care access in rural Australia.
  • Healthcare professionals and organizations often operate in silos, worsening existing access barriers.
  • Digital technology offers potential to improve provider communication and streamline workflows for diverse consumers.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To identify rural community needs for mental health services.
  • To explore digital solutions for enhancing mental health service delivery pathways.

Main Methods:

  • Co-design study utilizing design thinking methodology with 17 participants (consumers, caregivers, health professionals).
  • Focus groups and workshops were conducted to understand needs, challenges, and design digital solutions.
  • Thematic analysis using grounded theory approach with systematic coding and iterative consensus.

Main Results:

  • Access to mental health care is a central theme, with rural participants facing technological and travel barriers.
  • Healthcare professionals cited underresourcing, clinician overload, and complex referrals as critical systemic pressures.
  • An integrated digital solution, featuring a provider dashboard and a consumer app with caregiver access, was conceptualized.

Conclusions:

  • Stakeholders strongly support implementing an integrated digital solution to improve rural mental health service delivery.
  • Further research is needed to develop, test, optimize, and scale the proposed digital solution.