Innovation Through Collaborative Technology Development: A Case Study of a California County Agency’s Behavioral Health Services
Join Chorus Innovations for their inaugural webinar, “Innovation through Collaborative Technology Development: A Case Study of a California County Agency’s Behavioral Health Services.” This session will delve into the successful partnership between one of California’s largest county agency’s Behavioral Health Services and Chorus Innovations.
Silos, Segments, and Subdivisions: Digital Health Ventures and the “Year of Reckoning”
According to data, the pandemic caused over 1.1 million American, nearly 60,000 Canadian, and over 2.2 million European deaths. Overall, over 7 million people died from the disease, and we are struggling to understand the impact of Long Covid.
eMHIC’s Recent Roundtable Events: A Compelling Overview
eMHIC’s Executive Director, Professor Anil Thapliyal has recently completed an extensive international trip which included Canada and the U.S. where he co-hosted three incredibly successful Roundtable events filled with inspiring conversations and an invaluable exchange of resources and insights.
eMHIC Announces Two New Global Leadership Council Inductees
This month, eMHIC took the opportunity to recognize two outstanding American mental health sector leaders, Dr Brian Hepburn and Professor Andy Greenshaw by inducting them into eMHIC’s prestigious Global Leadership Council.
Digital Futures in Mind: Why Lived Experience Collaboration Must Guide Digital Mental Health Technologies
This paper provides a commentary emerging from work by authors with lived experience, and those without, that explored accountability in digital mental health technologies and services. The commentary offers guidance to anyone interested in supporting lived experience-led, and collaborative governance of, digital mental health technologies. This guidance, drawing on interdisciplinary and lived experience-led research and grey literature, assists readers in understanding why collaboration should take place, when, where and with whom, on what issues this could start, and how collaborators should approach this.
Valentia Technologies: Leading Digital Mental Health
At Valentia Technologies, we are transforming the landscape of digital mental health across New Zealand. Our commitment is to harness technology to make telehealth more accessible, effective, and personalised for everyone. Whether it’s a simple check-in or a complex health intervention, our advanced platform offers a seamless, secure, and comprehensive solution for modern telehealth needs.
eMHIC’s Professor Anil Thapliyal Visits Sendai, Japan, the Birthplace of The Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction
On his recent travels to Japan, eMHIC’s Executive Director, Professor Anil Thapliyal, was invited by Dr Hiroto Ito to visit the Faculty of Medicine at Tohoku Medical and Pharmaceutical University in Sendai. In 2011, as the world watched on helplessly, a powerful tsunami hit Sendai, decimating villages, homes, and businesses and claiming many lives. Residents had only an eight-minute warning to evacuate. The official figures, released in 2021, reported 19,759 deaths, 6,242 injured, and 2,553 people missing. A 2015 report indicated 228,863 people were still living away from their homes in temporary housing or had been forced, by the situation, to relocate permanently.
The Public Health Foundation of Bangladesh recognizes eMHIC’s Professor Anil Thapliyal for His Visionary Leadership and Commitment to Advancing Global Mental Health Initiatives.
On Thursday, 19 June 2024, in Dhaka, the Board of the Public Health Foundation of Bangladesh (PHFBD), chaired by Dr Aftab Uddin, presented a Crest of Appreciation to eMHIC’s Executive Director, Professor Anil Thapliyal for his visionary leadership and commitment to advancing global mental health initiatives.
From Chaos to Order – Transforming Mental Health for Veterans Leveraging Digital Technologies
In this webinar, VAC officials share information about the population they serve; how they ensure the delivery of mental health services virtually; ways they’re facilitating non-invasive emerging therapies; the mental health apps they offer to support self-directed care; how they’re measuring effectiveness of care with digital tools; and ways they’re looking at filling gaps in the continuum of service.
Improving Workplace Culture: The Role of Therapy Outcome Monitoring in Reducing Burnout
Let’s set the stage, shall we? Imagine you’re a healthcare professional, committed to promoting wellness and improving lives. Day in, day out, you’re on the frontlines, carrying the weight of others’ ailments on your shoulders and relentlessly pushing yourself to do more and be more. Sound familiar? If so, you’re not alone. However, this incessant drive can lead to burnout—a state of mental, physical, and emotional exhaustion that’s all too common in the healthcare sector.
