Additional file 2: of Validation of online psychometric instruments for common mental health disorders: a systematic review

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Additional file 3: of Validation of online psychometric instruments for common mental health disorders: a systematic review

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Agoraphobia outcomes of VS-CMD item 5 and CIDI. n = 85.

<p>Sensitivity  = .81, specificity  = .66.</p

ROC Curves of VS-CMD item 5, PDSS-SR-4, PDSS-SR-5, and PDSS-SR items 4 and 5 combined.

<p>Footnote: PDSS-SR-4: AUC.684; PDSS-SR-5: AUC.607; PDSS-SR items 4 and 5 combined: AUC.697; VS-CMD item 5: AUC.734.</p

Agoraphobia outcomes of PDSS-SR item 4 and CIDI, cut-off = 2. n = 85.

<p>Sensitivity  = .32, specificity  = .88.</p

Item 5 of the VS-CMD.

<p>Item 5 of the VS-CMD.</p

Flow chart.

<p>Flow chart.</p

Meta-analysis of percentage of completed sessions, where the completed sessions (mean and sd) are divided by the total number of sessions.

<p>Meta-analysis of percentage of completed sessions, where the completed sessions (mean and sd) are divided by the total number of sessions.</p

Flow chart of included studies.

<p>Flow chart of included studies.</p

Meta-analyses of adherence to guided iCBT and individual face-to-face CBT.

a<p>As percentage of the total number of sessions.</p>b<p>As percentage of all participants who were allocated to the treatment.</p>c<p>Overall heterogeneity (<i>Q</i> value) was significant for all analyses.</p><p>Abbreviations: guided iCBT  =  guided internet-delivered cognitive behavioural therapy; FtF CBT  =  individual face-to-face cognitive behavioural therapy; C.I.  =  confidence interval.</p