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For permission for commercial use of this work, please see paragraphs 4.2 and 5 of our Terms (\\nhttps:\\/\\/www.dovepress.com\\/terms.php\\n).\\nPMC Copyright notice\\nPMCID: PMC10777865\\u00a0\\u00a0PMID:\\n38205126\\nAbstract\\nThe pressure of learning on students causes mental health problems in students. This can disrupt the student\\u2019s academic process. The previous review still focused on the impact of digital mindfulness on students, but did not describe the various types of digital mindfulness on students\\u2019 mental health. A digital image of mindfulness is needed to be a reference for health workers in providing health services to students. The purpose of this study is to describe types of digital-based mindfulness method to improve mental health in university students. The method used in this study was a scoping review. The databases used were CINAHL, PubMed, and Scopus. Search strategy used PRISMA for Scoping Review with keywords namely mindfulness, digital, mental health, and students. The inclusion criteria in this study were student samples, digital-based mindfulness therapy, randomized control trial and quasi-experiment designs, and publication year in the last 10 years (2014\\u20132023). We found that 11 articles about digital-based mindfulness therapy is effective in improving mental health in college students. The types of digital mindfulness carried out are education, counseling, and meditation. Range of samples are 54\\u2013561 university students. In addition, there are also counseling services and therapy training guided by facilitators. Information is presented through video and audio that can be accessed at any time by students. Application development is needed by adding monitoring and evaluation features to monitor student compliance in conducting mindfulness therapy and counseling schedules. Then, the role of health workers through holistic mental health services by involving families can improve the process of developing services for students optimally.\\nKeywords:\\ndigital, mindfulness, mental health, students\\nIntroduction\\nMental health is a major aspect in determining the health of an individual among students. Previous research at nineteen universities in eight countries found that 35% of students in their lifetime experienced at least one DSM-IV mental disorder, namely anxiety, mood, or substance disorder where 31.4% experienced it within the last 12 months.\\n1\\nPrevious research on freshmen mental health problems at a university showed that 12.69% of students experienced psychiatric problems.\\n2\\nThe American College Health Association\\u2019s National College Health Assessment (NCHA) survey of 157 institutions and 98,050 students, found that 53% of students reported experiencing moderate or severe levels of stress within the past 12 months.\\n3\\nFindings on college students in the US suggest that there are approximately 22.1% of college students diagnosed and\\/or being treated by a psychologist or psychiatrist as having excessive anxiety.\\n4\\nIn Indonesia, it was found that 47.7% of university students experienced mild to severe depression and 27.4% experienced anxiety.\\n5\\nThe disruption of student mental health is influenced by several factors, including the imbalance between physical activities, thinking activities, communication patterns, and associations, as well as daily lifestyles.\\n6\\nThese factors can affect students\\u2019 mental health in both positive and negative ways. Sources of mental health problems experienced by students can be in the form of academic standard exams, fear of failure, task or workload, being away from home, and also financial problems.\\n7\\nOther studies have also shown that mental health problems in students occur due to academic pressure and changes in learning methods from offline and online during the covid-19 pandemic.\\n8\\n,\\n9\\nDisrupted mental health impacts various aspects of people\\u2019s lives. When depression is long-lasting and of moderate or severe intensity, it can become a serious health condition.\\n10\\nIt can cause the affected person to suffer greatly and be unable to function well at work, at school and in the family. 800,000 people die by suicide every year. Suicide is the second leading cause of death among 15\\u201329 year olds.\\n10\\nOther research shows that the negative impact that occurs due to unaddressed stress causes the need for an effort to reduce the stress level of students.\\n11\\nPsychological disorders can have an impact on their academic achievement, emotional management, and also their functioning in social relationships.\\n12\\nPsychological disorders also make it difficult for students to achieve academic achievement, because psychological disorders can encourage students to dropout.\\n10\\n,\\n13\\nIn recent years, many studies have been conducted on the effect of intervention on mental health problems experienced by university students.\\n14\\n,\\n15\\nOne study showed that mindfulness is effective in reducing stress levels in university students during online learning.\\n16\\nMindfulness is a person\\u2019s ability to consciously enjoy the present moment, accepting it without giving a judgment (nonjudgement).\\n17\\nMindfulness brings students to focus on realizing the current condition, accepting it with full sincerity, without reacting and giving judgment to this moment.\\n18\\nOther research also shows that counseling is an effective effort in reducing depression and anxiety problems in online learning survivors.\\n19\\nThe importance of digital mindfulness is increasingly underscored by research findings showing its positive effects on sleep, emotional regulation, stress, depression, anxiety and improving overall quality of life.\\n20\\nAs technology continues to develop, applications and digital tools are increasingly sophisticated in providing personalized mindfulness experiences, according to each user\\u2019s needs.\\n21\\nThe urgency of digital mindfulness as a mental health intervention lies not only in its proven effectiveness, but also in its potential to reach and empower many individuals around the world.\\n22\\nAs the global mental health burden increases, a deeper understanding of the benefits of digital mindfulness becomes increasingly vital for forming effective strategies to improve mental wellbeing in this digital era.\\nPrevious scoping reviews on mindfulness interventions show that mindfulness therapy can effectively improve psychological wellbeing in college students.\\n23\\nThe research shows that there is a method of mindfulness intervention that uses the use of technology, so further reviews are needed to analyze technology-based mindfulness therapy. Previous research shows that mindfulness training can improve aspects of psychosocial well-being.\\n17\\nWhile mindfulness is traditionally taught in person, and consumers are increasingly turning to smartphone-based mindfulness apps as an alternative medium for training. This study is the first scoping review that discusses digital-based mindfulness to reduce mental health problems in university students.\\nDigital mindfulness combines traditional mindfulness principles with advanced technology, forming an innovative approach to improving mental health.\\n21\\nThe combination of mindfulness practices and digital technology creates new opportunities to provide broader, flexible and affordable mental health support. Previous systematic review showed that the effects of digital mindfulness can significantly reduce stress and depression.\\n24\\nHowever, there is no review that describes various types of digital mindfulness to improve mental health in students. Various information about digital mindfulness is needed to provide an overview for health workers in improving their mental health.\\nMental health is important to improve the learning process in university students. Mental health problems in college students cause disruption to the academic process and lead to suicide risk. Mindfulness therapy is one of the efforts to reduce mental health problems in college students. The utilization of technology is an effort to improve the mindfulness intervention process so that it can reach all students. The purpose of this study is to describe types of digital mindfulness to improve mental health in university students.\\nMaterials and Methods\\nDesign\\nThe authors used a scoping review design in this research. This method aims to discuss various research results on topics and issues that are currently a world problem.\\n25\\nResearchers can describe various previous findings from any databases.\\n26\\nThis research will adopt a systematic methodological approach by adhering to the stages of using the PRISMA for Scoping Review checklist as a detailed methodological guide. The initial stages of the research will begin with selecting research questions, identifying inclusion and exclusion criteria, and researching literature search strategies.\\n27\\nThe next step will involve searching and selecting relevant studies, where this research will conduct a thorough search on leading academic databases from three databases namely CINAHL, PubMed, and Scopus. After collecting articles that meet the inclusion criteria, this research will analyze the data, compile significant findings, and identify possible knowledge deviations. This process will be accompanied by the preparation of a report that complies with the PRISMA format, describes the results through extraction tables, and describes the various types of digital mindfulness.\\n27\\nArticle identification used PRISMA Extension for Scoping Reviews (PRISMA-ScR) to obtain articles about digital mindfulness on student mental health. This research question is how digital mindfulness can improve mental health in university students.\\nSearch Methods\\nThe authors used keywords to search for articles. The keywords used consisted of three concepts: digital mindfulness, mental health, and students. The authors used a search strategy to determine the various keywords used in three databases, namely: CINAHL, PubMed, and Scopus. The authors chose these three databases because they are large databases that have published many reputable articles. The article search was conducted from May 2023 \\u2013 June 2023 used the keywords \\u201cdigital mindfulness\\u201d OR \\u201ctechnology mindfulness\\u201d OR \\u201capps mindfulness\\u201d AND \\u201cmental health\\u201d OR \\u201cmental condition\\u201d OR \\u201cmental state\\u201d AND \\u201cstudents\\u201d OR \\u201ccollege students\\u201d. The question in this review is how does digital-based mindfulness affect college students\\u2019 mental health?\\nInclusion and Exclusion Criteria\\nThe search strategy in this study used the PRISMA Extension for Scoping Review (PRISM -ScR) flow chart to select articles (\\nFigure 1\\n). Inclusion criteria and exclusion criteria were set by the authors in the article selection process. The authors used PCC\\u2019s framework as the basis for determining keywords in this study.\\nFigure 1.\\nOpen in a new tab\\nPRISMA Flow Diagram.\\nNotes\\n: PRISMA figure adapted from Page MJ, McKenzie JE, Bossuyt PM, et al. The PRISMA 2020 statement: an updated guideline for reporting systematic reviews.\\nBMJ\\n. 2021;372:n71. Creative Commons.\\n28\\nPopulations: Students, college students\\nConcept: digital mindfulness, technology mindfulness\\nContext: mental health\\nThe inclusion criteria in this study are original research with a randomized control trial or quasi-experiment design to find various technology-based mindfulness interventions, English language, the sample is university students, full-text, and the publication period of the last 10 years (2013\\u20132023) to get the latest research that discusses the intervention (\\nFigure 1\\n). The exclusion criteria in this study were that the sample was not a student and the mindfulness intervention was not technology-based.\\nData Extraction\\nAfter obtaining articles based on the results of the article search and elimination based on the inclusion criteria and exclusion criteria, the authors read the full-text articles to find appropriate articles in accordance with the research objectives. Then the authors performed data extraction by entering important data from the article into a manual table The authors also summarized the findings based on the required data. The data extraction table included authors and year of publication, country, study design, sample, intervention description, and study results. The presentation of manual tables can make it easier for authors to compare the findings of the articles obtained.\\nThe assessment of this article was carried out independently by two researchers independently with a focus on validity, methodology, and overall research quality. Evaluation is carried out on the continuity of the line of argumentation, the adequacy of empirical evidence, and the success of the research in answering the research questions asked. The second researcher focuses on the accuracy and validity of the results, and investigates whether the data interpretation is in accordance with the proposed theoretical framework. If there is a debate between researchers, then a discussion is held between the two researchers. If there is still no decision, a third author is invited to provide an assessment of the article being reviewed.\\nQuality Appraisal\\nArticle quality assessment was conducted using the Joanna Briggs Institute (JBI) instrument. The purpose of the article quality assessment was to obtain high quality articles in the scoping review. The JBI instrument contains 13 statements for articles with randomized control trial design and 9 statements for articles with quasi-experiment design. The assessment of the article is done by the authors by giving a score to each statement. If there was a debate between authors, the last authors was invited to give a score to the article found. A score of 1 was given for the answer option yes and a score of 0 for the answer options no, unclear, and not applicable. 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When eliminating based on full-text, the authors double-checked the articles found. Data analysis was performed by two independently trained authors. If there were differences of opinion between the two authors, then deliberation and discussion of the contents of the article were carried out. However, if it is still unfinished, then the third author is invited to provide additional assessment of the disputed articles.\\nResults\\nThe authors obtained 314 articles based on the results of initial research from three databases: CINAHL, PubMed, and Scopus. After that, the authors downloaded the articles using the reference manager and used the Mendeley application for article elimination based on article duplication. The authors found 50 duplicate articles, then the authors eliminated based on the inclusion criteria and exclusion criteria, the authors found 41 articles. Then the authors eliminates based on the title and abstract, the authors finds 16 articles. The next step is the authors eliminates articles by reading full-text articles, the authors gets 11 articles that match the research objectives. Before data extraction, the authors assessed the quality of the article using the JBI instrument. The following are the results of the authors' assessment (JBI standard score is 75%) (\\nTable 1\\n):\\nBased on the characteristics of the articles, the authors found that most of the study results came from developed countries, namely 1 article from New Zealand, 1 article from, 1 article from the Netherlands, 4 articles from the USA, 1 article from Australia, 1 article from Spain, and 2 articles from China. One article came from a developing country, Iran. The authors also found that almost all articles used RCT design (9 articles) and 2 articles used quasi-experiment design. The respondents in the reviewed articles were college students with a sample size range of 54\\u20133214 college students. The research results show that the mental health problems that often arise are stress, depression and anxiety.\\nThe results of the scoping review that the authors has done based on the search for articles through the PRISMA flow chart show that 11 articles show digital mindfulness is an effective intervention to reduce mental health problems in adolescents. Students get therapy of digital mindfulness with three types, there are education, counseling, and meditation. Presentation of information through audio and video regarding application usage guidelines, information about mindfulness, and therapy guidelines by facilitators. Participants are also facilitated with counseling to overcome mental health problems experienced by students. The following are the results of data extraction in this scoping review (\\nTable 2\\n):\\nTable 2.\\nExtraction Data\\nNo\\nAuthors & Year\\nOutcome\\nCountry\\nDesign\\nSample\\nIntervention\\nResult\\n1.\\n[\\n29\\n]\\nDistress, college adjustment, resilience, self-efficacy\\nNew Zealand\\nRCT\\n250 first-year university students (M:17.87 years, SD: 0.47 years; 67.6% women, 32.4% men)\\nApp-based mindfulness meditation\\nInstrument: 19-item College Adjustment Test, 6-item Brief Resilience Scale, 8-item New General Self-efficacy Scale\\nEffectively improving resilience and self efficacy, and reducing distress and college adjustment.\\n2.\\n[\\n19\\n]\\nPerceived stress, self-regulation and life satisfaction\\nNetherlands\\nRCT\\n64 university students mean age was 24.75 years (SD = 5.42, range: 18\\u201348 years)\\nApp-based mindfulness meditation\\nInstrument: the German version of the Perceived Stress Scale (PSS-10), the self-regulation scale (SRS-10), and the Questionnaire for the Assessment of Happiness\\nSignificantly decrease perceived stress, increased self-regulation and life satisfaction\\n3.\\n[\\n30\\n]\\nDepression, stress, and anxiety\\nIran\\nQuasi experiment\\n68 students (mean ages= 24.29 \\u00b1 3.21 years)\\nMindfulness-Based Stress Management m-Health app\\nInstrument: Depression, anxiety, and stress scale (DASS-21)\\nSignificantly reducing depression, stress, and anxiety.\\n4.\\n[\\n31\\n]\\nStress, mindfulness, and self-compassion\\nUSA\\nQuasi-experiment\\n104 participants (mean ages: 20.41)\\nMindfulness Meditation Mobile App \\u201cCalm\\u201d\\nInstrument: the Perceived Stress Scale, the Self-Compassion Survey Short-Form (SCS-SF)\\nSignificantly reducing stress and improving mindfulness and self-compassion\\n5.\\n[\\n32\\n]\\nWeight, weight-related behaviors, and stress.\\nAustralia\\nRCT\\n90 participants (mean ages: 20.16 years)\\nMindfulness App Trial\\nInstrument: Physical activity was assessed using the International Physical Activity Questionnaire (IPAQ), the Perceived Stress Scale, and the Mindful Eating Questionnaire (MEQ)\\nEffectiveness for reducing stress and eating behaviors.\\n6.\\n[\\n33\\n]\\nStress and depression\\nUSA\\nRCT\\n561 university students (mean ages= 21.4)\\nApp-based mindfulness practice\\ninstrument: the Perceived Stress Scale and y the Beck Depression Inventory\\nEffectively reducing stress and depression\\n7.\\n[\\n34\\n]\\nSymptoms of depression\\nUSA\\nRCT\\n72 college students (Mage = 21 years, age range: 18\\u201348 years)\\nGamification of Meditation\\nInstrument: the Patient Health Questionnaire-9\\nSignificantly reducing symptoms of depression\\n8.\\n[\\n35\\n]\\nAnxiety, empathy, self-compassion\\nSpain\\nRCT\\n154 healthcare students mean age of 23 years (SD: 4.16)\\nMindfulness-based mobile app\\nInstrument: The State-Trait Anxiety Inventory (STAI), The Jefferson Scale of Physician Empathy (JSPE), The Self-Compassion Scale (SCS)\\nSignificant increase in self-compassion and reducing anxiety\\n9.\\n[\\n36\\n]\\nDepression, anxiety, stress\\nChina\\nRCT\\n120 undergraduate nursing students (mean ages 19.31 \\u00b1 0.85)\\nMindfulness-based online intervention\\nInstrument: Depression-Anxiety-Stress Scale (DASS-21)\\nSignificantly reduction of anxiety and stress symptoms, as well as the improvement of mindfulness level and perceived social support\\n10.\\n[\\n37\\n]\\nMental wellbeing\\nChina\\nRCT\\n1255 college students (mean 32.52, SD:12.41)\\nInternet-Based Mindfulness Training\\nInstrument: The WHO 5-item mental wellbeing and the Mental Health Inventory\\nEffectively improving mental health, psychological distress, life satisfaction, and sleep disturbance.\\n11\\n[\\n38\\n]\\nDepression, anxiety, and stress\\nUSA\\nRCT\\n54 students (mean: 23.53, SD: 3.17)\\nInternet-Based Mindfulness Intervention\\nInstrument: 7-item Generalized Anxiety Disorder, Patient Health Questionnaire-9, Depression Anxiety Stress Scale\\nEffectively reducing depression, anxiety, and stress\\nOpen in a new tab\\nDigital Mindfulness Focused Education\\nThe Mindfulness App was conducted for 7 days to alleviate symptoms of stress, anxiety, and depression. Participants are then trained to meditate for 10 minutes\\/day. The online meditation was guided by a facilitator. The purpose of meditation is to recognize signs of psychological stress on the body, focus on breathing, increase patience, find balance between external and inner needs, calm and relax through breathing, and strengthen compassion through love.\\n33\\nThe Mindfulness-based mobile app was accessed by participants over the course of 8 weeks, with each participant engaging in listening, practicing, and practicing mindfulness in their daily activities. The app provides short videos with explanations on the basics of mindfulness, self-compassion, and physiological stress reactions, as well as audio segments that guide mindfulness practice, totaling more than 200 minutes of sessions. It aims to enable participants to practice mindfulness therapy independently.\\n35\\nMindfulness-based online intervention is a 2-week intervention with a duration of 30\\u201340 minutes\\/day. The app content was mindfulness education, meditation exercises, and homework journaling. The mindfulness app includes video and audio of mindfulness meditation, mindfulness stretching, and mindfulness walking. It shows that mindfulness apps are effective in reducing mental health problems in college students.\\n36\\nDigital Mindfulness Focused Counseling\\nThe online mindfulness program is conducted for 8 weeks. Participants receive education about mindfulness therapy for 1 week, then participants are trained by facilitators to be able to do mindfulness therapy independently. Participants also receive counseling services to overcome the problems they face.\\n19\\nGamification is an online meditation program that can be accessed through mobile phones, tablets, and computers. Activities include education on mental health and meditation exercises for 10 sessions. Participants are also given counseling to resolve mental health issues experienced by them. The main focus of gamification is to increase students\\u2019 knowledge in conducting independent practice in mindfulness therapy.\\n34\\nDigital Mindfulness Focused Meditation\\nApp-based mindfulness meditation is practiced for 10 minutes per day. The app is a meditation training that can be done independently by the client. The mindfulness meditation therapy included mindful breathing, body scanning, sitting meditation, emotion training, spatial focus meditation, and attention opening. Participants received an introductory intervention about mindfulness first for 10 days, and then practiced mindfulness therapy.\\n29\\nOnline mindfulness therapy is conducted in groups. Students received mindfulness-based stress (MBSR) to improve skills such as body scanning, sitting meditation, and movement exercises. Participants received therapy for 20 days through an app that presented educational videos related to mindfulness therapy. So that participants can still access information through the application.\\n30\\nMindfulness Meditation Mobile App is a \\u201c7 Days of Calm\\u201d program to reduce mental health problems in students. Participants are given education about self-awareness. Participants received an intervention for 10 minutes\\/day with meditation in the form of body scanning, breath focus, and love. Participants also had the opportunity to select stress, sleep, self-compassion, and concentration. Participants received the intervention for 8 weeks with daily reminders through the app.\\n31\\nMindfulness App is an app that contains lectures and audios on mental health. Students are given 3 months on mental health. Students are trained online to do simple breathing exercises in audio and articles. Then students are also given a module to learn to do meditation independently.\\n32\\nThe Internet-Based Mindfulness Training consists of 8 sessions of 30 to 45 minutes\\/session. Activities include didactic reading, experiential learning, and daily life application. Activities are carried out by presenting meditation techniques with deep breathing, stretching, and journaling techniques to overcome the problems faced by students.\\n37\\nInternet-Based Mindfulness Intervention was conducted for 4 weeks with a duration of 45\\u201360 minutes\\/session. The intervention included breath relaxation, working through difficulties, and paying attention to daily life. Afterwards, participants used journaling techniques to track their progress.\\n38\\nDiscussion\\nThe results of this scoping review show that there are 11 articles that discuss digital mindfulness to reduce mental health problems in college students. Digital mindfulness activities include education, counseling, and meditation. Mindfulness therapy is carried out using applications, websites, and mobile health. Mindfulness is carried out with the monitoring of facilitators, namely health workers such as nurses and psychologists.\\nMindfulness is paying full attention without trying to change thoughts, body sensations, or effects that arise as a result of the experience. The practice of mindfulness is a consistent attitude and strong belief to remain aware of the situation at hand and acceptance of the situation as a whole.\\n39\\nIndividuals who practice mindfulness become more alert, open, and fully aware of the situation in the present moment, are able to breathe and respond with more awareness and stop judging circumstances and people in the world and can reduce the tendency to respond reactively.\\n40\\nThe application program offered is mindfulness training through audio and video features as instructions for mindfulness training. The existence of audio and video can clarify or direct participants to a state of awareness, focusing on what is happening around them.\\n41\\nBoth formats aim to make it easier for users to use the application. Previous research has shown that the use of educational and instructional videos is effective in improving the self-management of students experiencing mental health problems.\\n32\\n,\\n33\\nThis is in line with other research which shows that the use of video and audio can make it easier for users to understand the features available in the application.\\n42\\n,\\n43\\nThis review shows that digital mindfulness is widely applied in developed countries. The widespread adoption of digital mindfulness in developed countries reflects the complexity of economic, technological and mental health dynamics in these environments.\\n44\\nAdvanced technological infrastructure, such as broad and high-speed internet access, provides a solid foundation for the development and adoption of digital mindfulness applications.\\n24\\nThe success of this implementation is also influenced by the high awareness and understanding of mental health among developed societies, which creates significant demand for mental health innovation, including through digital approaches.\\n45\\nHigh levels of digital literacy in developed countries indicate that their people are better able to access and use mental health technology, strengthening the adoption of digital mindfulness.\\n46\\nThis adoption is also related to the unique cultural, social and economic context in each developed country. Governments and health institutions in developed countries need to consider these dynamics in designing effective strategies to promote mental health through digital solutions, while ensuring inclusivity and accessibility for all levels of society.\\nInternet-based mindfulness presents educational content about mindfulness therapy. Mindfulness presentation in a short video presentation consisting of 3 concepts, namely: The core point of mindfulness, the practice of mindfulness, and the benefits of mindfulness.\\n47\\nKnowledge enhancement is an effort to empower participants and increase their understanding to maintain mental health. Previous studies have shown that high knowledge in participants can increase their ability to do things mindfully.\\n29\\n,\\n48\\nIn addition, participants with high knowledge about mindfulness therapy also have a role for participants to do the therapy independently.\\n49\\n,\\n50\\nThe main activity in mindfulness practice is to meditate with mindfulness. Participants do the meditation guided by the facilitator online. Meditation activities can be done with breathing, sitting meditation, and also moving exercises.\\n51\\nEfforts to guide meditation therapy can also be done by providing modules or guidelines for implementing meditation therapy.\\n52\\nThis is supported by previous research that online meditation training can improve students\\u2019 ability to meditate.\\n50\\n,\\n53\\nMeditation aims to improve students\\u2019 ability to relax themselves so that they can focus on dealing with the problems they face. This is in line with previous research which shows that meditation therapy can improve the mental health of students who experience anxiety during online learning.\\n54\\n,\\n55\\nMeditation can also reduce stress problems in students due to the pressure of online learning.\\nCounseling is one of the services in online mindfulness therapy. Counseling aims to overcome mental health problems experienced by students. Counseling is conducted by mental nurses and psychologists on a one-to-one basis.\\n36\\n,\\n56\\nCounseling also seeks to help make decisions about the problems faced by students. Previous research shows that counseling can effectively help solve problems due to learning pressure in students.\\n57\\n,\\n58\\nCounseling students can also help increase students\\u2019 resilience and hardiness in facing the online learning process.\\n59\\n,\\n60\\nCounseling can also reduce symptoms of depression experienced by students during online learning.\\n44\\nThe implementation of using the mindfulness android application begins with an explanation related to the application, followed by mindfulness therapy for 1\\u20136 months. The length of use of the application can make participants become more focused and aware of the problems being experienced or faced and then call to find a solution and not give a negative assessment of the conditions being faced.\\n61\\nThe duration of application use varies according to the duration of audio and video instructions from the application. Compliance checking is needed to find out whether the research participants do the mindfulness exercises as targeted, through.\\n19\\nParticipants\\u2019 compliance in doing mindfulness exercises using the application affects students\\u2019 ability to practice mindfulness. This is in line with previous research that monitoring and evaluation of the use of the application and student perseverance are needed in improving their mental health.\\n37\\nThe monitoring feature is one of the efforts of the facilitator to ensure that students have carried out mindfulness therapy as directed.\\n61\\nMindfulness apps are an attempt to improve the effectiveness of therapy and reach a wider audience. The development of technology is a potential to provide mental health services online. Mental health services can be carried out using websites and applications to make it easier for users to access various features about mindfulness therapy. Health workers still need to pay attention to various aspects holistically to students in providing therapy to improve their mental health.\\nLimitations\\nThis study has limitations, namely the databases used, namely 3 databases: CINAHL, PubMed, and Scopus. However, these databases are large databases so that they can reach various research results on digital mindfulness therapy to improve students\\u2019 mental health. In addition, the year of publication was also limited to the last 10 years, the authors aim was to obtain the latest findings regarding the use of technology in mindfulness therapy. This research also cannot provide an analysis of the effectiveness of three digital mindfulness methods to improve mental health in college students.\\nConclusion\\nBased on the results of the authors search, there are 11 articles that discuss digital-based mindfulness therapy for improving mental health in university students. The authors found that there were three types of digital mindfulness found, namely digital mindfulness focused on education, counseling and meditation. The sample used in this research ranged from 54\\u2013561 respondents. The results of the intervention show that there is an improvement in mental health in university students. The use of applications and websites is a means of presenting information about student mental health and the implementation of mindfulness therapy. In addition, mindfulness therapy is also trained by facilitators online to students. The application also provides counseling services to assist students in overcoming problems faced due to learning pressure.\\nThe implication of this research is that the application of digital-based mindfulness therapy can be carried out by health workers in optimizing mental health services online. 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Raya Ir. Soekarno KM. 21, Hegarmanah, Jatinangor, Sumedang, West Java, 45363, Indonesia, Tel +6281394665577, Fax +6202287793411, Email iyus.yosep@unpad.ac.id\\nReceived 2023 Oct 9; Accepted 2023 Dec 21; Collection date 2024.\\n\\u00a9 2024 Yosep et al.\\nThis work is published and licensed by Dove Medical Press Limited. The full terms of this license are available at\\nhttps:\\/\\/www.dovepress.com\\/terms.php\\nand incorporate the Creative Commons Attribution \\u2013 Non Commercial (unported, v3.0) License (\\nhttp:\\/\\/creativecommons.org\\/licenses\\/by-nc\\/3.0\\/\\n). By accessing the work you hereby accept the Terms. Non-commercial uses of the work are permitted without any further permission from Dove Medical Press Limited, provided the work is properly attributed. For permission for commercial use of this work, please see paragraphs 4.2 and 5 of our Terms (\\nhttps:\\/\\/www.dovepress.com\\/terms.php\\n).\\nPMC Copyright notice\\nPMCID: PMC10777865\\u00a0\\u00a0PMID:\\n38205126\\nAbstract\\nThe pressure of learning on students causes mental health problems in students. This can disrupt the student\\u2019s academic process. The previous review still focused on the impact of digital mindfulness on students, but did not describe the various types of digital mindfulness on students\\u2019 mental health. A digital image of mindfulness is needed to be a reference for health workers in providing health services to students. The purpose of this study is to describe types of digital-based mindfulness method to improve mental health in university students. The method used in this study was a scoping review. The databases used were CINAHL, PubMed, and Scopus. Search strategy used PRISMA for Scoping Review with keywords namely mindfulness, digital, mental health, and students. The inclusion criteria in this study were student samples, digital-based mindfulness therapy, randomized control trial and quasi-experiment designs, and publication year in the last 10 years (2014\\u20132023). We found that 11 articles about digital-based mindfulness therapy is effective in improving mental health in college students. The types of digital mindfulness carried out are education, counseling, and meditation. Range of samples are 54\\u2013561 university students. In addition, there are also counseling services and therapy training guided by facilitators. Information is presented through video and audio that can be accessed at any time by students. Application development is needed by adding monitoring and evaluation features to monitor student compliance in conducting mindfulness therapy and counseling schedules. Then, the role of health workers through holistic mental health services by involving families can improve the process of developing services for students optimally.\\nKeywords:\\ndigital, mindfulness, mental health, students\\nIntroduction\\nMental health is a major aspect in determining the health of an individual among students. Previous research at nineteen universities in eight countries found that 35% of students in their lifetime experienced at least one DSM-IV mental disorder, namely anxiety, mood, or substance disorder where 31.4% experienced it within the last 12 months.\\n1\\nPrevious research on freshmen mental health problems at a university showed that 12.69% of students experienced psychiatric problems.\\n2\\nThe American College Health Association\\u2019s National College Health Assessment (NCHA) survey of 157 institutions and 98,050 students, found that 53% of students reported experiencing moderate or severe levels of stress within the past 12 months.\\n3\\nFindings on college students in the US suggest that there are approximately 22.1% of college students diagnosed and\\/or being treated by a psychologist or psychiatrist as having excessive anxiety.\\n4\\nIn Indonesia, it was found that 47.7% of university students experienced mild to severe depression and 27.4% experienced anxiety.\\n5\\nThe disruption of student mental health is influenced by several factors, including the imbalance between physical activities, thinking activities, communication patterns, and associations, as well as daily lifestyles.\\n6\\nThese factors can affect students\\u2019 mental health in both positive and negative ways. Sources of mental health problems experienced by students can be in the form of academic standard exams, fear of failure, task or workload, being away from home, and also financial problems.\\n7\\nOther studies have also shown that mental health problems in students occur due to academic pressure and changes in learning methods from offline and online during the covid-19 pandemic.\\n8\\n,\\n9\\nDisrupted mental health impacts various aspects of people\\u2019s lives. When depression is long-lasting and of moderate or severe intensity, it can become a serious health condition.\\n10\\nIt can cause the affected person to suffer greatly and be unable to function well at work, at school and in the family. 800,000 people die by suicide every year. Suicide is the second leading cause of death among 15\\u201329 year olds.\\n10\\nOther research shows that the negative impact that occurs due to unaddressed stress causes the need for an effort to reduce the stress level of students.\\n11\\nPsychological disorders can have an impact on their academic achievement, emotional management, and also their functioning in social relationships.\\n12\\nPsychological disorders also make it difficult for students to achieve academic achievement, because psychological disorders can encourage students to dropout.\\n10\\n,\\n13\\nIn recent years, many studies have been conducted on the effect of intervention on mental health problems experienced by university students.\\n14\\n,\\n15\\nOne study showed that mindfulness is effective in reducing stress levels in university students during online learning.\\n16\\nMindfulness is a person\\u2019s ability to consciously enjoy the present moment, accepting it without giving a judgment (nonjudgement).\\n17\\nMindfulness brings students to focus on realizing the current condition, accepting it with full sincerity, without reacting and giving judgment to this moment.\\n18\\nOther research also shows that counseling is an effective effort in reducing depression and anxiety problems in online learning survivors.\\n19\\nThe importance of digital mindfulness is increasingly underscored by research findings showing its positive effects on sleep, emotional regulation, stress, depression, anxiety and improving overall quality of life.\\n20\\nAs technology continues to develop, applications and digital tools are increasingly sophisticated in providing personalized mindfulness experiences, according to each user\\u2019s needs.\\n21\\nThe urgency of digital mindfulness as a mental health intervention lies not only in its proven effectiveness, but also in its potential to reach and empower many individuals around the world.\\n22\\nAs the global mental health burden increases, a deeper understanding of the benefits of digital mindfulness becomes increasingly vital for forming effective strategies to improve mental wellbeing in this digital era.\\nPrevious scoping reviews on mindfulness interventions show that mindfulness therapy can effectively improve psychological wellbeing in college students.\\n23\\nThe research shows that there is a method of mindfulness intervention that uses the use of technology, so further reviews are needed to analyze technology-based mindfulness therapy. Previous research shows that mindfulness training can improve aspects of psychosocial well-being.\\n17\\nWhile mindfulness is traditionally taught in person, and consumers are increasingly turning to smartphone-based mindfulness apps as an alternative medium for training. This study is the first scoping review that discusses digital-based mindfulness to reduce mental health problems in university students.\\nDigital mindfulness combines traditional mindfulness principles with advanced technology, forming an innovative approach to improving mental health.\\n21\\nThe combination of mindfulness practices and digital technology creates new opportunities to provide broader, flexible and affordable mental health support. Previous systematic review showed that the effects of digital mindfulness can significantly reduce stress and depression.\\n24\\nHowever, there is no review that describes various types of digital mindfulness to improve mental health in students. Various information about digital mindfulness is needed to provide an overview for health workers in improving their mental health.\\nMental health is important to improve the learning process in university students. Mental health problems in college students cause disruption to the academic process and lead to suicide risk. Mindfulness therapy is one of the efforts to reduce mental health problems in college students. The utilization of technology is an effort to improve the mindfulness intervention process so that it can reach all students. The purpose of this study is to describe types of digital mindfulness to improve mental health in university students.\\nMaterials and Methods\\nDesign\\nThe authors used a scoping review design in this research. This method aims to discuss various research results on topics and issues that are currently a world problem.\\n25\\nResearchers can describe various previous findings from any databases.\\n26\\nThis research will adopt a systematic methodological approach by adhering to the stages of using the PRISMA for Scoping Review checklist as a detailed methodological guide. The initial stages of the research will begin with selecting research questions, identifying inclusion and exclusion criteria, and researching literature search strategies.\\n27\\nThe next step will involve searching and selecting relevant studies, where this research will conduct a thorough search on leading academic databases from three databases namely CINAHL, PubMed, and Scopus. After collecting articles that meet the inclusion criteria, this research will analyze the data, compile significant findings, and identify possible knowledge deviations. This process will be accompanied by the preparation of a report that complies with the PRISMA format, describes the results through extraction tables, and describes the various types of digital mindfulness.\\n27\\nArticle identification used PRISMA Extension for Scoping Reviews (PRISMA-ScR) to obtain articles about digital mindfulness on student mental health. This research question is how digital mindfulness can improve mental health in university students.\\nSearch Methods\\nThe authors used keywords to search for articles. The keywords used consisted of three concepts: digital mindfulness, mental health, and students. The authors used a search strategy to determine the various keywords used in three databases, namely: CINAHL, PubMed, and Scopus. The authors chose these three databases because they are large databases that have published many reputable articles. The article search was conducted from May 2023 \\u2013 June 2023 used the keywords \\u201cdigital mindfulness\\u201d OR \\u201ctechnology mindfulness\\u201d OR \\u201capps mindfulness\\u201d AND \\u201cmental health\\u201d OR \\u201cmental condition\\u201d OR \\u201cmental state\\u201d AND \\u201cstudents\\u201d OR \\u201ccollege students\\u201d. The question in this review is how does digital-based mindfulness affect college students\\u2019 mental health?\\nInclusion and Exclusion Criteria\\nThe search strategy in this study used the PRISMA Extension for Scoping Review (PRISM -ScR) flow chart to select articles (\\nFigure 1\\n). Inclusion criteria and exclusion criteria were set by the authors in the article selection process. The authors used PCC\\u2019s framework as the basis for determining keywords in this study.\\nFigure 1.\\nOpen in a new tab\\nPRISMA Flow Diagram.\\nNotes\\n: PRISMA figure adapted from Page MJ, McKenzie JE, Bossuyt PM, et al. The PRISMA 2020 statement: an updated guideline for reporting systematic reviews.\\nBMJ\\n. 2021;372:n71. Creative Commons.\\n28\\nPopulations: Students, college students\\nConcept: digital mindfulness, technology mindfulness\\nContext: mental health\\nThe inclusion criteria in this study are original research with a randomized control trial or quasi-experiment design to find various technology-based mindfulness interventions, English language, the sample is university students, full-text, and the publication period of the last 10 years (2013\\u20132023) to get the latest research that discusses the intervention (\\nFigure 1\\n). The exclusion criteria in this study were that the sample was not a student and the mindfulness intervention was not technology-based.\\nData Extraction\\nAfter obtaining articles based on the results of the article search and elimination based on the inclusion criteria and exclusion criteria, the authors read the full-text articles to find appropriate articles in accordance with the research objectives. Then the authors performed data extraction by entering important data from the article into a manual table The authors also summarized the findings based on the required data. The data extraction table included authors and year of publication, country, study design, sample, intervention description, and study results. The presentation of manual tables can make it easier for authors to compare the findings of the articles obtained.\\nThe assessment of this article was carried out independently by two researchers independently with a focus on validity, methodology, and overall research quality. Evaluation is carried out on the continuity of the line of argumentation, the adequacy of empirical evidence, and the success of the research in answering the research questions asked. The second researcher focuses on the accuracy and validity of the results, and investigates whether the data interpretation is in accordance with the proposed theoretical framework. If there is a debate between researchers, then a discussion is held between the two researchers. If there is still no decision, a third author is invited to provide an assessment of the article being reviewed.\\nQuality Appraisal\\nArticle quality assessment was conducted using the Joanna Briggs Institute (JBI) instrument. The purpose of the article quality assessment was to obtain high quality articles in the scoping review. The JBI instrument contains 13 statements for articles with randomized control trial design and 9 statements for articles with quasi-experiment design. The assessment of the article is done by the authors by giving a score to each statement. If there was a debate between authors, the last authors was invited to give a score to the article found. A score of 1 was given for the answer option yes and a score of 0 for the answer options no, unclear, and not applicable. The JBI score standard that the authors set for review was 75% (\\nTable 1\\n).\\nTable 1.\\nJBI Critical Appraisal Tool\\nAuthors, Published Year\\nJBI Critical Appraisal Tool\\nStudy Design\\n[\\n29\\n]\\n84.6% (11\\/13)\\nRCT\\n[\\n19\\n]\\n92.3% (12\\/13)\\nRCT\\n[\\n30\\n]\\n88.9% (8\\/9)\\nQuasi experiment\\n[\\n31\\n]\\n88.9% (8\\/9)\\nQuasi-experiment\\n[\\n32\\n]\\n92.3% (12\\/13)\\nRCT\\n[\\n33\\n]\\n92.3% (12\\/13)\\nRCT\\n[\\n34\\n]\\n100% (13\\/13)\\nRCT\\n[\\n35\\n]\\n92.3% (12\\/13)\\nRCT\\n[\\n36\\n]\\n84.6% (11\\/13)\\nRCT\\n[\\n37\\n]\\n76.9% (10\\/13)\\nRCT\\n[\\n38\\n]\\n84.6% (11\\/13)\\nRCT\\nOpen in a new tab\\nData Analysis\\nData analysis used descriptive qualitative based on the results of the review of articles that have been read by the authors. The findings obtained by the authors are described briefly in the results section. In addition, the authors also classified the interventions obtained based on the similarity of the interventions. When eliminating based on full-text, the authors double-checked the articles found. Data analysis was performed by two independently trained authors. If there were differences of opinion between the two authors, then deliberation and discussion of the contents of the article were carried out. However, if it is still unfinished, then the third author is invited to provide additional assessment of the disputed articles.\\nResults\\nThe authors obtained 314 articles based on the results of initial research from three databases: CINAHL, PubMed, and Scopus. After that, the authors downloaded the articles using the reference manager and used the Mendeley application for article elimination based on article duplication. The authors found 50 duplicate articles, then the authors eliminated based on the inclusion criteria and exclusion criteria, the authors found 41 articles. Then the authors eliminates based on the title and abstract, the authors finds 16 articles. The next step is the authors eliminates articles by reading full-text articles, the authors gets 11 articles that match the research objectives. Before data extraction, the authors assessed the quality of the article using the JBI instrument. The following are the results of the authors' assessment (JBI standard score is 75%) (\\nTable 1\\n):\\nBased on the characteristics of the articles, the authors found that most of the study results came from developed countries, namely 1 article from New Zealand, 1 article from, 1 article from the Netherlands, 4 articles from the USA, 1 article from Australia, 1 article from Spain, and 2 articles from China. One article came from a developing country, Iran. The authors also found that almost all articles used RCT design (9 articles) and 2 articles used quasi-experiment design. The respondents in the reviewed articles were college students with a sample size range of 54\\u20133214 college students. The research results show that the mental health problems that often arise are stress, depression and anxiety.\\nThe results of the scoping review that the authors has done based on the search for articles through the PRISMA flow chart show that 11 articles show digital mindfulness is an effective intervention to reduce mental health problems in adolescents. Students get therapy of digital mindfulness with three types, there are education, counseling, and meditation. Presentation of information through audio and video regarding application usage guidelines, information about mindfulness, and therapy guidelines by facilitators. Participants are also facilitated with counseling to overcome mental health problems experienced by students. The following are the results of data extraction in this scoping review (\\nTable 2\\n):\\nTable 2.\\nExtraction Data\\nNo\\nAuthors & Year\\nOutcome\\nCountry\\nDesign\\nSample\\nIntervention\\nResult\\n1.\\n[\\n29\\n]\\nDistress, college adjustment, resilience, self-efficacy\\nNew Zealand\\nRCT\\n250 first-year university students (M:17.87 years, SD: 0.47 years; 67.6% women, 32.4% men)\\nApp-based mindfulness meditation\\nInstrument: 19-item College Adjustment Test, 6-item Brief Resilience Scale, 8-item New General Self-efficacy Scale\\nEffectively improving resilience and self efficacy, and reducing distress and college adjustment.\\n2.\\n[\\n19\\n]\\nPerceived stress, self-regulation and life satisfaction\\nNetherlands\\nRCT\\n64 university students mean age was 24.75 years (SD = 5.42, range: 18\\u201348 years)\\nApp-based mindfulness meditation\\nInstrument: the German version of the Perceived Stress Scale (PSS-10), the self-regulation scale (SRS-10), and the Questionnaire for the Assessment of Happiness\\nSignificantly decrease perceived stress, increased self-regulation and life satisfaction\\n3.\\n[\\n30\\n]\\nDepression, stress, and anxiety\\nIran\\nQuasi experiment\\n68 students (mean ages= 24.29 \\u00b1 3.21 years)\\nMindfulness-Based Stress Management m-Health app\\nInstrument: Depression, anxiety, and stress scale (DASS-21)\\nSignificantly reducing depression, stress, and anxiety.\\n4.\\n[\\n31\\n]\\nStress, mindfulness, and self-compassion\\nUSA\\nQuasi-experiment\\n104 participants (mean ages: 20.41)\\nMindfulness Meditation Mobile App \\u201cCalm\\u201d\\nInstrument: the Perceived Stress Scale, the Self-Compassion Survey Short-Form (SCS-SF)\\nSignificantly reducing stress and improving mindfulness and self-compassion\\n5.\\n[\\n32\\n]\\nWeight, weight-related behaviors, and stress.\\nAustralia\\nRCT\\n90 participants (mean ages: 20.16 years)\\nMindfulness App Trial\\nInstrument: Physical activity was assessed using the International Physical Activity Questionnaire (IPAQ), the Perceived Stress Scale, and the Mindful Eating Questionnaire (MEQ)\\nEffectiveness for reducing stress and eating behaviors.\\n6.\\n[\\n33\\n]\\nStress and depression\\nUSA\\nRCT\\n561 university students (mean ages= 21.4)\\nApp-based mindfulness practice\\ninstrument: the Perceived Stress Scale and y the Beck Depression Inventory\\nEffectively reducing stress and depression\\n7.\\n[\\n34\\n]\\nSymptoms of depression\\nUSA\\nRCT\\n72 college students (Mage = 21 years, age range: 18\\u201348 years)\\nGamification of Meditation\\nInstrument: the Patient Health Questionnaire-9\\nSignificantly reducing symptoms of depression\\n8.\\n[\\n35\\n]\\nAnxiety, empathy, self-compassion\\nSpain\\nRCT\\n154 healthcare students mean age of 23 years (SD: 4.16)\\nMindfulness-based mobile app\\nInstrument: The State-Trait Anxiety Inventory (STAI), The Jefferson Scale of Physician Empathy (JSPE), The Self-Compassion Scale (SCS)\\nSignificant increase in self-compassion and reducing anxiety\\n9.\\n[\\n36\\n]\\nDepression, anxiety, stress\\nChina\\nRCT\\n120 undergraduate nursing students (mean ages 19.31 \\u00b1 0.85)\\nMindfulness-based online intervention\\nInstrument: Depression-Anxiety-Stress Scale (DASS-21)\\nSignificantly reduction of anxiety and stress symptoms, as well as the improvement of mindfulness level and perceived social support\\n10.\\n[\\n37\\n]\\nMental wellbeing\\nChina\\nRCT\\n1255 college students (mean 32.52, SD:12.41)\\nInternet-Based Mindfulness Training\\nInstrument: The WHO 5-item mental wellbeing and the Mental Health Inventory\\nEffectively improving mental health, psychological distress, life satisfaction, and sleep disturbance.\\n11\\n[\\n38\\n]\\nDepression, anxiety, and stress\\nUSA\\nRCT\\n54 students (mean: 23.53, SD: 3.17)\\nInternet-Based Mindfulness Intervention\\nInstrument: 7-item Generalized Anxiety Disorder, Patient Health Questionnaire-9, Depression Anxiety Stress Scale\\nEffectively reducing depression, anxiety, and stress\\nOpen in a new tab\\nDigital Mindfulness Focused Education\\nThe Mindfulness App was conducted for 7 days to alleviate symptoms of stress, anxiety, and depression. Participants are then trained to meditate for 10 minutes\\/day. The online meditation was guided by a facilitator. The purpose of meditation is to recognize signs of psychological stress on the body, focus on breathing, increase patience, find balance between external and inner needs, calm and relax through breathing, and strengthen compassion through love.\\n33\\nThe Mindfulness-based mobile app was accessed by participants over the course of 8 weeks, with each participant engaging in listening, practicing, and practicing mindfulness in their daily activities. The app provides short videos with explanations on the basics of mindfulness, self-compassion, and physiological stress reactions, as well as audio segments that guide mindfulness practice, totaling more than 200 minutes of sessions. It aims to enable participants to practice mindfulness therapy independently.\\n35\\nMindfulness-based online intervention is a 2-week intervention with a duration of 30\\u201340 minutes\\/day. The app content was mindfulness education, meditation exercises, and homework journaling. The mindfulness app includes video and audio of mindfulness meditation, mindfulness stretching, and mindfulness walking. It shows that mindfulness apps are effective in reducing mental health problems in college students.\\n36\\nDigital Mindfulness Focused Counseling\\nThe online mindfulness program is conducted for 8 weeks. Participants receive education about mindfulness therapy for 1 week, then participants are trained by facilitators to be able to do mindfulness therapy independently. Participants also receive counseling services to overcome the problems they face.\\n19\\nGamification is an online meditation program that can be accessed through mobile phones, tablets, and computers. Activities include education on mental health and meditation exercises for 10 sessions. Participants are also given counseling to resolve mental health issues experienced by them. The main focus of gamification is to increase students\\u2019 knowledge in conducting independent practice in mindfulness therapy.\\n34\\nDigital Mindfulness Focused Meditation\\nApp-based mindfulness meditation is practiced for 10 minutes per day. The app is a meditation training that can be done independently by the client. The mindfulness meditation therapy included mindful breathing, body scanning, sitting meditation, emotion training, spatial focus meditation, and attention opening. Participants received an introductory intervention about mindfulness first for 10 days, and then practiced mindfulness therapy.\\n29\\nOnline mindfulness therapy is conducted in groups. Students received mindfulness-based stress (MBSR) to improve skills such as body scanning, sitting meditation, and movement exercises. Participants received therapy for 20 days through an app that presented educational videos related to mindfulness therapy. So that participants can still access information through the application.\\n30\\nMindfulness Meditation Mobile App is a \\u201c7 Days of Calm\\u201d program to reduce mental health problems in students. Participants are given education about self-awareness. Participants received an intervention for 10 minutes\\/day with meditation in the form of body scanning, breath focus, and love. Participants also had the opportunity to select stress, sleep, self-compassion, and concentration. Participants received the intervention for 8 weeks with daily reminders through the app.\\n31\\nMindfulness App is an app that contains lectures and audios on mental health. Students are given 3 months on mental health. Students are trained online to do simple breathing exercises in audio and articles. Then students are also given a module to learn to do meditation independently.\\n32\\nThe Internet-Based Mindfulness Training consists of 8 sessions of 30 to 45 minutes\\/session. Activities include didactic reading, experiential learning, and daily life application. Activities are carried out by presenting meditation techniques with deep breathing, stretching, and journaling techniques to overcome the problems faced by students.\\n37\\nInternet-Based Mindfulness Intervention was conducted for 4 weeks with a duration of 45\\u201360 minutes\\/session. The intervention included breath relaxation, working through difficulties, and paying attention to daily life. Afterwards, participants used journaling techniques to track their progress.\\n38\\nDiscussion\\nThe results of this scoping review show that there are 11 articles that discuss digital mindfulness to reduce mental health problems in college students. Digital mindfulness activities include education, counseling, and meditation. Mindfulness therapy is carried out using applications, websites, and mobile health. Mindfulness is carried out with the monitoring of facilitators, namely health workers such as nurses and psychologists.\\nMindfulness is paying full attention without trying to change thoughts, body sensations, or effects that arise as a result of the experience. The practice of mindfulness is a consistent attitude and strong belief to remain aware of the situation at hand and acceptance of the situation as a whole.\\n39\\nIndividuals who practice mindfulness become more alert, open, and fully aware of the situation in the present moment, are able to breathe and respond with more awareness and stop judging circumstances and people in the world and can reduce the tendency to respond reactively.\\n40\\nThe application program offered is mindfulness training through audio and video features as instructions for mindfulness training. The existence of audio and video can clarify or direct participants to a state of awareness, focusing on what is happening around them.\\n41\\nBoth formats aim to make it easier for users to use the application. Previous research has shown that the use of educational and instructional videos is effective in improving the self-management of students experiencing mental health problems.\\n32\\n,\\n33\\nThis is in line with other research which shows that the use of video and audio can make it easier for users to understand the features available in the application.\\n42\\n,\\n43\\nThis review shows that digital mindfulness is widely applied in developed countries. The widespread adoption of digital mindfulness in developed countries reflects the complexity of economic, technological and mental health dynamics in these environments.\\n44\\nAdvanced technological infrastructure, such as broad and high-speed internet access, provides a solid foundation for the development and adoption of digital mindfulness applications.\\n24\\nThe success of this implementation is also influenced by the high awareness and understanding of mental health among developed societies, which creates significant demand for mental health innovation, including through digital approaches.\\n45\\nHigh levels of digital literacy in developed countries indicate that their people are better able to access and use mental health technology, strengthening the adoption of digital mindfulness.\\n46\\nThis adoption is also related to the unique cultural, social and economic context in each developed country. Governments and health institutions in developed countries need to consider these dynamics in designing effective strategies to promote mental health through digital solutions, while ensuring inclusivity and accessibility for all levels of society.\\nInternet-based mindfulness presents educational content about mindfulness therapy. Mindfulness presentation in a short video presentation consisting of 3 concepts, namely: The core point of mindfulness, the practice of mindfulness, and the benefits of mindfulness.\\n47\\nKnowledge enhancement is an effort to empower participants and increase their understanding to maintain mental health. Previous studies have shown that high knowledge in participants can increase their ability to do things mindfully.\\n29\\n,\\n48\\nIn addition, participants with high knowledge about mindfulness therapy also have a role for participants to do the therapy independently.\\n49\\n,\\n50\\nThe main activity in mindfulness practice is to meditate with mindfulness. Participants do the meditation guided by the facilitator online. Meditation activities can be done with breathing, sitting meditation, and also moving exercises.\\n51\\nEfforts to guide meditation therapy can also be done by providing modules or guidelines for implementing meditation therapy.\\n52\\nThis is supported by previous research that online meditation training can improve students\\u2019 ability to meditate.\\n50\\n,\\n53\\nMeditation aims to improve students\\u2019 ability to relax themselves so that they can focus on dealing with the problems they face. This is in line with previous research which shows that meditation therapy can improve the mental health of students who experience anxiety during online learning.\\n54\\n,\\n55\\nMeditation can also reduce stress problems in students due to the pressure of online learning.\\nCounseling is one of the services in online mindfulness therapy. Counseling aims to overcome mental health problems experienced by students. Counseling is conducted by mental nurses and psychologists on a one-to-one basis.\\n36\\n,\\n56\\nCounseling also seeks to help make decisions about the problems faced by students. Previous research shows that counseling can effectively help solve problems due to learning pressure in students.\\n57\\n,\\n58\\nCounseling students can also help increase students\\u2019 resilience and hardiness in facing the online learning process.\\n59\\n,\\n60\\nCounseling can also reduce symptoms of depression experienced by students during online learning.\\n44\\nThe implementation of using the mindfulness android application begins with an explanation related to the application, followed by mindfulness therapy for 1\\u20136 months. The length of use of the application can make participants become more focused and aware of the problems being experienced or faced and then call to find a solution and not give a negative assessment of the conditions being faced.\\n61\\nThe duration of application use varies according to the duration of audio and video instructions from the application. Compliance checking is needed to find out whether the research participants do the mindfulness exercises as targeted, through.\\n19\\nParticipants\\u2019 compliance in doing mindfulness exercises using the application affects students\\u2019 ability to practice mindfulness. This is in line with previous research that monitoring and evaluation of the use of the application and student perseverance are needed in improving their mental health.\\n37\\nThe monitoring feature is one of the efforts of the facilitator to ensure that students have carried out mindfulness therapy as directed.\\n61\\nMindfulness apps are an attempt to improve the effectiveness of therapy and reach a wider audience. The development of technology is a potential to provide mental health services online. Mental health services can be carried out using websites and applications to make it easier for users to access various features about mindfulness therapy. Health workers still need to pay attention to various aspects holistically to students in providing therapy to improve their mental health.\\nLimitations\\nThis study has limitations, namely the databases used, namely 3 databases: CINAHL, PubMed, and Scopus. However, these databases are large databases so that they can reach various research results on digital mindfulness therapy to improve students\\u2019 mental health. In addition, the year of publication was also limited to the last 10 years, the authors aim was to obtain the latest findings regarding the use of technology in mindfulness therapy. This research also cannot provide an analysis of the effectiveness of three digital mindfulness methods to improve mental health in college students.\\nConclusion\\nBased on the results of the authors search, there are 11 articles that discuss digital-based mindfulness therapy for improving mental health in university students. The authors found that there were three types of digital mindfulness found, namely digital mindfulness focused on education, counseling and meditation. The sample used in this research ranged from 54\\u2013561 respondents. The results of the intervention show that there is an improvement in mental health in university students. The use of applications and websites is a means of presenting information about student mental health and the implementation of mindfulness therapy. In addition, mindfulness therapy is also trained by facilitators online to students. The application also provides counseling services to assist students in overcoming problems faced due to learning pressure.\\nThe implication of this research is that the application of digital-based mindfulness therapy can be carried out by health workers in optimizing mental health services online. 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"Right then, here's a summary of that lot in bullet points:",
" • The study looks at how digital mindfulness helps with the mental health of university students.",
" • They looked at a bunch of studies from places like CINAHL, PubMed, and Scopus.",
" • They used keywords like mindfulness, digital, mental health, and students.",
" • They only looked at studies with student samples, digital therapy, and recent publications (2014-2023).",
" • They found 11 articles that showed digital mindfulness helps students.",
" • Digital mindfulness includes things like education, counselling, and meditation.",
" • The studies had between 54 and 561 students.",
" • Some students got counselling and training with facilitators.",
" • Info was given through videos and audio.",
" • Mental health problems in students can mess up their studies and even lead to thoughts of ending it all.",
" • Digital mindfulness can help with sleep, feeling better, stress, and overall well-being.",
" • The study reckons that health bods should use digital mindfulness to help students, and apps should have ways to check if students are actually using them and evaluate efficacy.",
" • Most of the studies came from developed countries.",
" • The types of digital mindfulness that seemed to work were:",
" • Education: Learning about mindfulness and how it can help, often through videos and exercises.",
" • Counselling: Talking to someone online to sort out your mental health.",
" • Meditation: Using apps or websites to guide you through meditation exercises.",
" • The study says that families should be involved in helping students with their mental health.",
" • The authors used three databases: CINAHL, PubMed, and Scopus."
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You can update your choices at any time in your\\nsettings\\n.\\nAccept\\nReject\\nAgree & Join LinkedIn\\nBy clicking Continue to join or sign in, you agree to LinkedIn\\u2019s\\nUser Agreement\\n,\\nPrivacy Policy\\n, and\\nCookie Policy\\n.\\nSign in to view more content\\nCreate your free account or sign in to continue your search\\nSign in\\nWelcome back\\nEmail or phone\\nPassword\\nShow\\nForgot password?\\nSign in\\nor\\nBy clicking Continue to join or sign in, you agree to LinkedIn\\u2019s\\nUser Agreement\\n,\\nPrivacy Policy\\n, and\\nCookie Policy\\n.\\nNew to LinkedIn?\\nJoin now\\nor\\nNew to LinkedIn?\\nJoin now\\nBy clicking Continue to join or sign in, you agree to LinkedIn\\u2019s\\nUser Agreement\\n,\\nPrivacy Policy\\n, and\\nCookie Policy\\n.\\nSkip to main content\\nLinkedIn\\nTop Content\\nPeople\\nLearning\\nJobs\\nGames\\nJoin now\\nSign in\\nMindfulness in the Digital Age: Finding Balance in a Connected World\\nReport this article\\nShree Nitish\\nShree Nitish\\nPublished Aug 22, 2023\\n+ Follow\\nIn an era dominated by smartphones, social media, and constant connectivity, the concept of mindfulness might seem like a quaint relic from a bygone era. However, as our digital lives become increasingly integrated with our everyday experiences, the practice of mindfulness has never been more relevant. In fact, the digital age presents both challenges and opportunities for cultivating mindfulness in new and innovative ways.\\nThe Digital Dilemma\\nThe allure of the digital world is undeniable. It offers instant access to information, entertainment, and communication with people from all corners of the globe. However, this constant stream of information and stimulation can also have negative effects on our well-being. The notifications, alerts, and the pressure to stay connected can lead to information overload, decreased attention spans, and heightened levels of stress and anxiety.\\nEnter mindfulness, a centuries-old practice rooted in Eastern traditions such as Buddhism and meditation. At its core, mindfulness involves paying deliberate attention to the present moment without judgment. 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"\t*Digital detoxes: take breaks from devices.",
"\t*Mindful Consumption: be aware of content's effect.",
"\t*Tech-Assisted Meditation: use apps for guidance.",
"\t*Digital Boundaries: set tech-free times/zones.",
"\t*Notifications with Intention: customise notifications.",
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"\t*Enhanced Focus: resist distractions.",
"\t*Stress Reduction: manage digital stressors.",
"\t*Improved Relationships: better online communication.",
"\t*Digital Well-being: balance technology use.",
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