1、Governance Frameworksin Digital Mental HealthW H I T E P A P E RN O V E M B E R 2 0 2 2In collaboration with Deloitte ContentsForewordExecutive summaryIntroduction1 Governance frameworks in digital mental health2 Implementer insightsOne Mind PsyberGuide,USAMental Health Commission of CanadaAustralia

2、n Commission on Safety and Quality in Health CareNew Zealand Ministry of Health3 UpLink innovators in youth mental healthConclusionContributorsEndnotes3457101112141618222324Cover:Deloitte BrandSpace image Inside:Gettyimages/Klaus Vedfelt;Gettyimages/Alvarez;Gettyimages/Halfpoint ImagesDisclaimer Thi

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5、rmation storage and retrieval system.Governance Frameworks in Digital Mental Health2ForewordIn 2018,the World Economic Forums Global Future Council on Neurotechnologies set out to understand the potential uses and ethical implications of digital tools for the treatment of mental ill health.This work

6、1 surfaced two insights:Technology holds the potential to fundamentally change the way mental well-being is addressed.A paucity of frameworks and roadmaps grapple with their ethical deployment.Subsequently,the World Economic Forum has collaborated with Deloitte to identify the gaps in governance sur