Core Insights - The Region of Southern Denmark has partnered with Trifork to develop the Shared Public Treatment Platform (FOB), aimed at enhancing access to digital mental health support for all Danish citizens [1][2][3] Group 1: Platform Development and Implementation - The FOB platform is expected to facilitate the development and delivery of innovative treatment options by public healthcare organizations, with a national scaling target set for 2028 [2] - Trifork was chosen for its extensive experience in digital health solutions and public IT projects, having previously developed significant national healthcare solutions [3][11] - The platform will serve as a nationwide digital infrastructure for both regions and municipalities to create and provide digital therapy programs [2][4] Group 2: Treatment Accessibility and Flexibility - FOB will offer easily accessible and flexible digital treatment programs, allowing citizens to engage in structured sessions from their own devices [4][5] - The treatment programs will include self-guided and guided options, enabling citizens to work independently or receive professional support [4][6] - The content will feature text, videos, and interactive elements tailored to individual needs, enhancing access to care regardless of geographical location [5][8] Group 3: Integration and Future Prospects - The platform will integrate with the Shared Public Telemedicine Infrastructure (FUT) for both self-guided and professionally guided treatment programs [6][8] - FOB represents a long-term investment in a flexible digital infrastructure that can expand to support various treatment programs across both psychiatric and somatic care [8][9] - The initiative is part of the "More Treatment at Home" agreement, involving collaboration between the Danish Government, Danish Regions, and Local Government Denmark [9][11]