Canxi Cao, Tongxin Zhang, Tao Xin
The effect of reading engagement on scientific literacy - an analysis based on the XGBoost method
Frontiers in psychology
covid19 pandemic largely increased utilization telehealth mobile mental health technologies smartphone apps virtual reality chatbots social media also gained attention digital health technologies offer potential accessible scalable interventions augment traditional care paper provide comprehensive update overall field digital psychiatry covering three areas first outline relevance recent technological advances mental health research care detailing smartphones social media artificial intelligence virtual reality present new opportunities digital phenotyping remote intervention second review current evidence use new technological approaches across different mental health contexts covering emerging efficacy selfmanagement psychological wellbeing early intervention along nascent research supporting use clinical management longterm psychiatric conditions including major depression anxiety bipolar psychotic disorders eating substance use disorders well child adolescent mental health care third discuss pressing challenges opportunities towards realworld implementation using integrated promoting action research implementation health services iparihs framework explain innovations recipients innovations context surrounding innovations must considered facilitate adoption use mental health care systems conclude new technological capabilities smartphones artificial intelligence social media virtual reality already changing mental health care unforeseen exciting ways accompanied early promising evidence base point efforts towards strengthening implementation needed detail key issues patient provider policy levels must addressed digital health technologies truly improve mental health research treatment future