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The Biggest Data Challenges in Mental Health

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Jennifer McTigue tells, the biggest data challenges in mental health Digital health technologies, including EHRs, imaging, electronic prescribing, and increasingly widespread use of connected devices for monitoring health, potentially yield vast amounts of data, which can have significant benefits to researchers and policymakers. The United Kingdom government's No Health Without Mental Health Strategy2 calls for increased use of information and communications technologies (ICTs) to enhance the delivery and accessibility of services. Mental health tech solutions are opening up new opportunities for healthcare providers and the general public to communicate with each other and address symptoms of depression, anxiety, substance dependence, and other conditions. Accelerated by the demands of social distancing and other stresses from a global pandemic, technology companies are making huge advances in developing telehealth platforms, wearable technology, and mental health tracking techn

Jennifer McTigue on New Innovations for Mental Health

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Jennifer McTigue says Virtual reality, mobile apps, and other forms of emerging tech are changing how we approach mental health. Recent developments in sensor technologies, online psychological therapies and video remote counseling, mobile apps (apps), and gaming are all providing genuine opportunities to engage and empower patients, and create new approaches both for the assessment and intervention of mental health problems. With the growth of VR, video games are becoming increasingly prevalent, ultimately becoming used even within the context of mental health care.  Video games enable individuals to concentrate on several tasks simultaneously, leading patients to experience measurable improvements in mental wellbeing. As we have mentioned, patients suffering from attention deficit hyperactivity disorder may be able to enhance their attention spans while seated in the virtual reality class, but they may also be able to do this while playing a video game. Evidence shows that the techn

Jennifer McTigue tells How to Overcome Fear and Anxiety?

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Jennifer McTigue says There are various ways that you can work through your anxieties so you can experience better emotional wellbeing. Whether it is going on a long walk or engaging in hobbies, there are plenty of ways people have recovered from an anxiety attack. Coping with an anxiety attack can be challenging, and it is important that you, as well as others, acknowledge this. It can be difficult to relate to these concerns, and, as a result, many people are not sure how best to help a person who is experiencing anxiety.  It is not always easy to recognize when anxiety is why you are feeling or acting differently. Identifying Causes If you know what is causing your anxiety, fear, or panic, it can be easier to find ways to cope with your anxiety. Knowing the signs of excessive worrying may help you recognize when someone you love is having thoughts or feelings that are filled with fear. Follow on:- Youtube Behance Linkedin