Internet-delivered mental health treatment systems in Scandinavia - A usability evaluation.Mental health problems are a major public health concern worldwide. 
Internet-delivered mental health treatment systems
New technologies such as Internet-delivered treatments are seen as an opportunity to offer more scalable and cost-efficient treatments in the field of mental health.  Despite the growing interest and new evidence supporting the effect of Internet-delivered treatments is it remarkably little research on how the technology and the usability of Internet-delivered treatment programs affects the treatment.  In this paper, we propose a set of evaluation criteria for evaluating the usability and the responsive design of Internet-delivered treatment systems.  By our knowledge we are the first to include usability and universal design principles in the evaluation of Internet-delivered treatment systems.  Based on our findings we propose that there should be established guidelines for testing the usability and technology of Internet-delivered treatment systems.
Internet-delivered treatments
Despite the growing interest and new evidence supporting the effect of Internet-delivered treatments is it remarkably little research on how the technology and the usability of Internet-delivered treatment programs affects the treatment. 
Internet-delivered treatment programs