Web-Based Depression Screening and Psychiatric Consultation for College Students: A Feasibility and Acceptability Study

Table 2

Descriptive statistics of Skype satisfaction survey.

	𝑁 (%)
Completed	16 (100)
Number 1: audio quality: was the sound clear?
Clear	14 (87.5)
No opinion	2 (12.5)
Unclear	0 (0)
Number 2: visual quality: was the image clear?
Clear	13 (81.3)
No opinion	2 (12.5)
Unclear	1 (6.3)
Number 3: was the interview useful in helping you understand your depression?
Useful	13 (81.3)
No opinion	1 (6.3)
Not useful	2 (12.5)
Number 4: was the interview useful in helping you start treatment for your depression?
Useful	3 (18.8)
No opinion	9 (56.3)
Not useful	4 (25.0)
Number 5: have you received treatment for depression within two months after the interview?
Yes	7 (43.8)
No	9 (56.3)
If yes: (𝑛=7)
Medication
Therapy	3 (42.9)
Both	4 (57.1)
Number 6: do you think psychologists and/or psychiatrists can successfully see patients via Skype video-conferencing?
Likely	15 (93.8)
No opinion	0 (0)
Unlikely	1 (6.3)
Number 7: if you were to see a psychiatrist or psychologist, would you prefer to be interviewed face to face or through videoconferencing?
Face to face	12 (75.0)
Videoconferencing	1 (6.3)
No preference	3 (18.8)