This poster session was held at the 2024 Virtual Conference of the Society for Digital Mental Health.

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9.1. Tech into Care+ Initiative: A SelfGuided Online Implementation Tool for Integrating Mental Mobile Health Apps into Care

Jeane Bosch, PhD, VA National Center for PTSD; Colleen BecketDavenport, PsyD, VA National Center for PTSD; Shannon McCaslin, PhD, VA National Center for PTSD; Catherine Tang, University of Pennsylvania; Andrea L. Jamison, VA National Center for PTSD

9.2. Can AI Facilitate Empathy Among Psychotherapst Trainees?

Shannon McIntyre, PhD, Anitoch University PsyD Department & Ozege Tekin, PhD, Massachusetts Institute of Technology/Computer Science & Artificial Intelligence Laboratory

9.3. People, Process, and Technology: Understanding the Contextual Factors Impacting the Implementation of an App to Support Individuals with Schizophrenia Spectrum Disorders

Iman Kassam, MHI, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health; Lydia Sequeira, MHI, PhD, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health; Jessica D’Arcey, MA, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health; Wenjia Zhou, MHI, Memotext Corporation; Suzanna JuarezWilliamson, Riverside University Health System; Sean Kidd, PhD, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health

9.4. Preferences for mHealth Intervention to Address Mental Health Challenges Among Men Who Have Sex With Men in Nepal

Kamal Gautam, MPH, University of Connecticut; Camille Aguilar, University of Miami; Kiran Paudel, BPH, University of Connecticut; Manisha Dhakal, MBS, Blue Diamond Society; Jeffery A. Wickersham, PhD, Yale University; Bibhay Acharya, MD, PhD, UCSF Weill Institute for Neurosciences; Sabitri Sapkota, MPH, PhD, Possible; Keshab Deuba, PhD, Karolinska Institute; Roman Shrestha, MPH, PhD, University of Connecticut

9.5. Provider and Patient Barriers and Facilitators Related to Adoption of Digital Mental Health Applications in Routine Clinical Care

Paige L. Seegan, PhD; Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine; Michael J. Miller, DrPH, RPh, FAPhA, MidAtlantic Permanente Research Institute; Joseph F. McGuire, PhD, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

9.6. Overcoming the Potential Drawbacks of Artificial Intelligence in Psychotherapy: Literature Updates

Evartius Chino Ezema, MD, MSc, PhD, One Brooklyn Health; Ogochukwu Agazie, MD, MPH, College of Medicine, University of Lagos; Tricia Okoye, MD, Ambroze Ali University; Amogechukwu Onyinye Ugwu, MD, LMCC, University of Nigeria; Chineye Loveth Aleke, BOT, Department of Physiotherapy, Federal Medical Center; Obioma Onah Ezema, DNP, DocGo Health Inc., Vivien Obitulata Ugwu, MBBS, College of Medicine, University of Nigera; Chinwe OkekeMoffatt, PharmD, BCMTMS, Washington University of Health and Science; Abdullah Y Hawsawi, BSs, MBS, Roosevelt University College of Health and Pharmacy; Stephen Okorom, MD, Brooklyn Physicians

9.7. Assessing Interpersonal Risk Factors for Suicidal Ideation in CommunityBased Clinics with Large Language Models

Edward Silber, MS, Illinois Institute of Technology/Eleos Health; Arlen Moller, PhD, Illinois Institute of Technology; Shiri SadehSharvit, PhD, Eleos Health; Samuel Jefroykin, Eleos Health