When it comes to digital mental health, the old adage about a tree falling in the woods is as relevant as ever: If a digital mental health product launches, but is rarely used, does it actually help anyone?
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Generative artificial intelligence (AI) potentially holds enormous promise for health care and could usher in a new era of tools. But the technology is still evolving, the accuracy is not yet reliable, and few rules or regulatory guardrails exist.
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Webinar Recordings
Adversity to Healing: Digital Mental Health for Refugees, Migrants, and Marginalized Groups
by eMHICby eMHICThe world has more people fleeing war, violence, and persecution than ever before, and mental health problems of those fleeing is extensive. Tragically, research highlights the heartbreaking reality – language barriers, stigma, limited access to effective tools and aggravating circumstances …
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eMHIC Member News
Empowering Global Mental Health & Well-Being: McKinsey Health Institute’s Vision for Lasting Prosperity
The McKinsey Health Institute (MHI) is an enduring, mission-driven global health organization within McKinsey & Company dedicated to advancing human health worldwide.
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Digital Tools and SolutionsYouth Mental Health
BeMe Teams Up With CareSource to Provide Digital Mental Health Support for Teens
BeMe, a digital behavioral health company, and CareSource, a nationally recognized nonprofit health plan, are announcing a new partnership to provide teens enrolled in Indiana’s Hoosier Healthwise coverage access to digital mental health support and interventions designed specifically to address …
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ResourcesToolkits
SAMHSA Releases a Digital Therapeutics for Management and Treatment in Behavioral Health Advisory
by SAMHSAby SAMHSAThis advisory introduces readers to digital therapeutics (DTx) and the benefits of their use in behavioral health. It describes the research, regulatory, and reimbursement implications for DTx as well as selection and implementation considerations.
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Virtual Reality
Rendever Virtual Reality Platform Improves Transition to Home for Older Adults at RiverSpring Living
Rendever, the Boston-based company pioneering the future of aging through virtual reality (VR), is collaborating with New York-based senior living services provider RiverSpring Living to use VR as a transformational tool in reintegrating seniors in their homes after rehabilitation stays.
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“There are ways to seek help in a more private setting if talking to loved ones or doctors doesn’t feel like a step you can take right now. Most NHS practices in the UK allow people to refer themselves for …
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Severe Mental Illness
This Mental Health App Could Change How We Understand and Treat Schizophrenia
by Wellcomeby WellcomeJohn Torous and his team of clinicians, data scientists and app developers don’t look like your usual research team. But out-of-the-box thinking, as he explains, might be exactly what’s needed to find digital markers that can help take on some …
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Webinar Recordings
Beacons of Trust in Troublesome Waters Prioritizing Safety and Integrity in Digital Mental Healthcare
by eMHICby eMHICIn an increasingly digital world, trusted digital mental health tools offer a beacon of hope for mental health support, providing people with access to resources and personalized interventions. This is especially crucial in low-to-middle-income countries and marginalized communities. However, ensuring …