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workplace mental health important global health concern unblinded phaseiii waitlisted cluster randomized controlled trial aimed examine effectiveness mobile health mhealth psychoeducation program using spaced education approach mental health literacy mhl workplace main interest paper immediate 3month mediumterm effect program mhl workers purposely built mhealth platform also evaluated healthrelated app mhealth platform designed using principle spaced education psychoeducation intervention program various modules webbased mobile materials presented participant progressive manner short quizzes end module ensured adequate learning successful completion qualified learner progress next level trial recruited 456 employees specific industries high levels workrelated stress participants nested different offices units allocated intervention waitlisted control groups using block randomization process office unit cluster separate sample 70 individual raters used evaluation mhealth platform australian national mhl stigma survey mobile apps rating scale completed webbased selfreported survey assess mhl evaluate app trial followup data analyzed generalized linear latent mixed model adjustments clustering effect work sites repeated measures 456 participants trial 236 518 responded followup survey mhl outcomes obtained significant results immediately intervention across time adjusting clustering effect postintervention weighted mean scores significantly higher intervention group control group correct recognition mental health problem help seeking stigmatization 02 se 01 p003 09 se 02 p001 18 se 04 p001 respectively adjusting clustering effect significant differences across time found helpseeking intention p01 stigmatization p001 social distancing p001 evaluation mhealth program resulted average scores 4 major domains ranging 38 42 engagement lowest score mhealth psychoeducation intervention program using platform immediate 3month mediumterm effects retaining improving mhl platform evaluated satisfactory performance terms functionality aesthetics information content utility enhancing mhl anticipated ongoing development digital health provide great benefits improving mental health global population