Background Hospitals are insufficiently resourced to appropriately support young people
who present with suicidal crises. Digital mental health innovations have the potential to …

Objective Hospital emergency departments lack the resources to adequately support young
people who present for suicidal crisis. Digital therapeutics could fill this service gap by …

Australian providers of mental health services and support for young people include private
and public allied health providers, government initiatives (eg, headspace), nongovernment …

Background: Digital mental health tools have substantial potential to be easily integrated
into people's lives and fundamentally impact public health. Such tools can extend the reach …

Background: There is currently an increased interest in and acceptance of technology-
enabled mental health care. To adequately harness this opportunity, it is critical that the …

Background Digital tools have the capacity to complement and enhance clinical care for
young people at risk of suicide. Despite the rapid rise of digital tools, their rate of integration …

Background: Australia's mental health care system has long been fragmented and under-
resourced, with services falling well short of demand. In response, the World Economic …

Background: Developing a digital health innovation can require a substantial amount of
financial and human resource investment before it can be scaled for implementation across …

Background: Suicide prevention is currently a national health priority in Canada. Emergency
departments (EDs) are critical settings for suicide prevention, and in our local psychiatric ED …

Background Health information technologies (HITs) are becoming increasingly recognized
for their potential to provide innovative solutions to improve the delivery of mental health …