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What were the results? Using the programs. The research team studied how often people used the programs. To do this, the team looked at whether people used FOCUS at least once a day for five days every week. For WRAP, the team looked at whether people went to at least 60 minutes of a 90-minute session every week. More people in FOCUS started the program than people in WRAP. After eight weeks, more people in FOCUS used their assigned program than those in WRAP. When the programs ended after 12 weeks, the team found no difference between people’s use of the two programs. Program satisfaction. The study found no difference in how satisfied people were with their assigned program. People in both programs reported high satisfaction.

Comparing a Smartphone Program with a Peer‐Led Program to Help People with Serious Mental Illness Manage Their Symptoms