Background The digitization of health care led to a steady increase in the adoption and use
of mobile health (mHealth) apps. Germany is the first country in the world to cover the costs …

Background The COVID-19 pandemic has increased the impact and spread of mental
illness and made health services difficult to access; therefore, there is a need for remote …

Prior research has recently shown that passively collected sensor data collected within the
contexts of persons daily lives via smartphones and wearable sensors can distinguish those …

Smartphones are capable of passively capturing persons' social interactions, movement
patterns, physiological activation, and physical environment. Nevertheless, little research …

Experiencing continued growth in demand for mental health services among students,
colleges are seeking digital solutions to increase access to care as classes shift to remote …

Many studies have used Digital Phenotyping of Mental Health (DPMH) to complement
classic methods of mental health assessment and monitoring. This research area proposes …

Background Generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) is a highly prevalent condition. Monitoring
GAD symptoms requires substantial time, effort, and cost. The development of digital …

Technology is ubiquitous in society and is now being extensively used in mental health
applications. Both assessment and treatment strategies are being developed and deployed …

Background: Loneliness and social isolation are associated with multiple health problems,
including depression, functional impairment, and death. Mobile sensing using smartphones …

Well before COVID-19, there was growing excitement about the potential of various digital
technologies such as tele-health, smartphone apps, or AI chatbots to revolutionize mental …