Technology-Enabled Crisis Care for Youth: Bridging the Gap.

Journal: Child and adolescent psychiatric clinics of North America
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The article discusses technological advancements in mental health care for youth in crisis, addressing workforce shortages and enhancing care delivery. Technologies like remote patient monitoring, telehealth, mobile health applications, virtual reality therapy, and artificial intelligence improve symptom tracking, communication, and treatment accessibility. Clinical decision support systems and therapy chatbots enhance crisis assessment and management. Various settings employ telepsychiatry and extend reach, while digital therapeutics and monitoring ensure ongoing support. Challenges include regulatory compliance, data privacy, and technological limitations. Future directions emphasize interoperability, safeguards for new and adapting technologies, patient-centered care, and integrated digital health systems.

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