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In the study of Ünlü Ince et al [25], attrition was even higher, which led to missing data. It is expected that attrition in this study will be comparable with that of online intervention studies; however, the daily automated notifications in the mobile experimental group may counteract such high attrition rates. Finally, this study will only evaluate the severity of depressive symptoms, which means it will not be possible to say anything about recovery from a depressive disorder.
JMIR Res Protoc 2019;8(4):e13239
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