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New Zealand’s 10-Year Mental Health Strategy Places Digital Mental Health Within the Future System of Care
New Zealand’s Ministry of Health has released its Mental Health and Wellbeing Strategy 2026–2036, establishing a ten-year direction for mental health, addiction and wellbeing across the country. Published on 6 August 2026, it is the country’s first legislatively mandated long-term
eMHIC Brings Global Digital Mental Health Perspectives to New Zealand Clinical Senate
On Friday 21 August, 2026, eMHIC Executive Director Anil Thapliyal shared global digital mental health perspectives at the third New Zealand Clinical Senate, contributing to discussions on improving health outcomes and life trajectories for children and young people across Aotearoa
SAMHSA Report Examines AI in Mental Health Services
A 2026 report from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) explores the opportunities, risks and policy considerations surrounding the rapidly growing use of AI in mental health and substance use services.
New Research Explores the Future of AI Regulation in Digital Mental Health
A new review published in DIGITAL HEALTH examines how regulatory approaches will need to evolve as artificial intelligence becomes increasingly embedded in digital mental health technologies.
From Evidence to Implementation: Scaling Supportive Text Messaging Across Canada’s Mental Health Systems
A new Canadian study is making the case for moving evidence-based supportive text messaging beyond pilots and into routine mental health care, identifying practical opportunities to strengthen continuity of care while extending the reach of existing services.
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