A new way to measure mental health

With more tools at our fingertips than ever for capturing how we feel day-to-day - smartphones, apps, wearables and more - is there a way to better utilise that data to improve mental health outcomes?

Researchers from the Brain and Mind Centre at the University of Sydney argue an approach to treatment that captures and analyses these data - called measurement-based care - can help clinicians more effectively monitor and treat patients.

Guest/s

• Associate Professor Frank Iorfino – Brain and Mind Centre, University of Sydney

References

• The necessity of digital measurement-based care for navigating complexity in youth mental health
• Dynamic learning of individual-level suicidal ideation trajectories to enhance mental health care