智能手机基礎的生態時刻評估於少數性壓力與自殺意向中的施用性：可行性、可接受度與開發性研究
摘要
We aimed to develop and assess the feasibility and acceptability of a smartphone-based ecological momentary assessment (EMA) study targeting minority stress and suicidal ideation among sexual and gender minority youth. This innovative approach leverages mobile technology to capture real-time mental health indicators, offering a powerful tool for early intervention and mental health monitoring in this vulnerable population. The study emphasizes the potential of smartphones as an accessible and user-friendly platform for collecting data on minority stress, which is highly relevant given the disparities in mental health care access faced by sexual and gender minorities.
目的
我們旨在開發並評估一項基於智能手机的生態時刻評估（EMA）研究，針對性少數與性別少數青少年中的少數性壓力與自殺意向。這項創新方法利用移動技術實現實時精神健康指標收集，是早期干预及精神健康監測在這個脆弱人口群體中的一種有力工具。本研究強調了智能手机作為資料收集平台的可存儲性與用戶友好性，這對性別少數者及其他性少數群體而言，精神健康介入和支援仍然面臨嚴重不平等。
結論
The study highlights the promising potential of mobile technology in addressing mental health disparities and improving access to mental health services for underrepresented groups. Further research is needed to validate these findings and expand the scope of mobile-based mental health interventions.
