During my regular reading about developments in the digital mental health space, I like to occasionally share articles I have

During my regular reading about developments in the digital mental health space, I like to occasionally share articles I have
Next up in our ongoing exploration of digital mental health categories is mobile apps, sensors and algorithms.Each are a distinct
Let’s drill in on the particular digital mental health application of online portals & social communities. Since the inception of the
My enthusiasm about the potential of digital technology in the mental health space, is always tempering by 4 factors that
Now further elaborating on insights and hunches which have occurred to me in my research, here is a third that
Now further elaborating on insights and hunches which have occurred to me in this research, here is a second that
In parallel with developing the Digital Mental Health Map, I surveyed as many different applications in this space as I
Now further elaborating on insights and hunches which have occurred to me in this research, here is a second that
Ok, so picking up on where I left off with my post on the Digital Mental Health Map last week,
In any strategy exercise, a map of the territory on which battle is waged, is necessary. The map’s contours reflect
My name is Craig A. DeLarge I am a digital health strategist, and also a mental health advocate. In 2014, I
Here is a PharmaPhorum post I wrote as an update on the state of digital mental health for the 2017
In my research of this space, I have come across these texts which have aided my own in-depth education. Please
Here is the first version of our near perennial Mental Health Wearables presentation. We have twice updated this presentation for
In 2015, we co-hosted what was among the first digital mental health innovation challenges anywhere in the world, with Health
Here is an interview we conducted with The Doctor’s Channel at the Digital Pharma East 2014 Conference in Philadelphia, PA
Here is a post we wrote on Pharma’s opportunity as it relates to digital mental health which was rather prescient
Here is an early digital mental health interview we conducted with Michael Rucker, PhD, on September 23, 2014, regarding the