Background Universal access to assessment and treatment of mental health and learning
disorders remains a significant and unmet need. There are many people without access to …

Despite the great potential, there has been a lack of progress in the development of
sharable and scalable tools for digital mental health due to difficulty in reproducibility and …

Digital mental health technologies such as mobile health (mHealth) tools can offer
innovative ways to help develop and facilitate mental health care provision, with the COVID …

Background Advances in mobile health (mHealth) technology have made it possible for
patients and health care providers to monitor and track behavioral health symptoms in real …

Background Smartphone apps have the potential to address some of the current issues
facing service provision for young people's mental health by improving the scalability of …

As the potential of smartphone apps and sensors for healthcare and clinical research
continues to expand, there is a concomitant need for open, accessible, and scalable digital …

Most people with mental health disorders cannot receive timely and evidence-based care
despite billions of dollars spent by healthcare systems. Researchers have been exploring …

Background Despite a proliferation of patient-facing mobile apps for mental disorders, there
is little literature guiding efforts to incorporate mobile tools into clinical care delivery and …

Background Information technologies such as websites, mobile phone applications, and
virtual reality programs have been shown to deliver innovative and effective treatments for …

Clinical assessment in psychiatry is commonly based on findings from brief, regularly
scheduled in-person appointments. Although critically important, this approach reduces …