P-ISSN 1176-5178
E-ISSN 1179-3597
Vol. 0, Issue 39, 2025September 29, 2025 NZST
Perceived benefits and limitations of a generative AI chatbot for mental health support: an exploratory mixed-methods study
Perceived benefits and limitations of a generative AI chatbot for mental health support: an exploratory mixed-methods study
Articles in Vol. 0, Issue 39, 2025
Vol. 0, Issue 39, 2025
- Editors’ welcomeLorna PairmanJung-Woo Yi
- Artificial intelligence for medical students: a review of current challenges, opportunities and future directionsChris Paton
- With data in mind: AI applications in depression, autism and dementia careDushanthi M ManamalageRabia N RaoMuhammad BilalGary CheungHiran ThabrewPartha S RoopSeyed R ShahamiriFrederick Sundram
- The future is here: medical graduates need to be ready for digital healthBrett SumnerRebecca Grainger
- Radiologic features of hepatic echinococcosis in New Zealand, a case reportJia Jie Gary HeEthan BreinhorstLip Koon Ng
- Future-proofing dermatology: the role of artificial intelligence in dermatology clinicsJun Wei Chong
- Perceived benefits and limitations of a generative AI chatbot for mental health support: an exploratory mixed-methods studySam ZaiaMark HuthwaiteFiona Mathieson
- From type 2 to type 1 diabetes: A case report on the diagnostic challenges in an older adultSiew Wei HanGeorge TangJohn Kok
- BMedSc(Hon) abstracts 2024Various Authours
- What is ‘big data’ and what do biostatisticians and data managers want you to know about it?Andrew R GrayDave BarsonClaire M CameronAri SamaranayakaRobin M Turner
Zaia, Sam, Mark Huthwaite, and Fiona Mathieson. 2025. “Perceived Benefits and Limitations of a Generative AI Chatbot for Mental Health Support: An Exploratory Mixed-Methods Study.” New Zealand Medical Student Journal 0 (39): 24–30. https://doi.org/10.57129/001c.144919.