Digital Mental Health Amid COVID-19

Luke Balcombe · Diego De Leo

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Digital Mental Health Interventions Telemedicine and Telehealth Implementation COVID-19 and Mental Health

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Digital Mental Health is information and communication technology used in mental health services delivered or boosted through the Internet and related technologies, smartphone and wearable technologies as well as immersive solutions (e.g., Virtual Reality and video games). It is predominantly used as self-help services or with the assistance of a (para-)professional and/or artificial intelligence for the provision of mental health promotion as well as mental ill-health identification, prevention and intervention.

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