Marketing Director | Empowering emotionally healthy and happy kids through the power of clinically validated gaming 🪩✨
It is SO necessary to stop saturating the market with digital mental health solutions that don't offer validated, clinical outcomes. The industry at large must do better and offer solutions that are proven effective. This is one reason I'm so proud to be working with the incredible minds at Mightier. Our team prioritizes outcomes in everything we do and the solution itself was clinically validated through Boston Children's Hospital and HMX – Harvard Medical School. #outcomes #digitalhealth #mentalhealth
In a recent article from MedCity News, leaders in the mental health space share necessary insights regarding the need to transition from prioritizing #access to #outcomes for digital health solutions. We couldn't agree more, ESPECIALLY when it comes to solutions made specifically for children. 👏 Megan Jones Bell, clinical director of consumer and mental health at Google sums up the need for a shift in priority, stating: “I think we’ve made a big step forward in the access piece. We know that at a population level, more people are getting access to mental health care. But the outcomes are not improving. I think we’ve forgotten a bit about that second piece.” Employers and health plans play an important role in this shift as well and can seek solutions that offer validated outcomes and track progress for all users. Together, we can all help to make the digital mental health space truly effective and impactful. 💪 Thank you to all contributors for your valuable insights: Nikole Benders-Hadi, M.D., Anthony Sossong, MD, Jenna Carl, PhD, Yavar Moghimi, MD How Do We Know If Digital Mental Health Solutions Are Effective? - MedCity News https://bit.ly/3SPp1jm #digitalhealth #mentalhealth #medicaid #employers
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9moLauren De Lay-Curcio couldn't agree more with this article and your sentiments! A real solution needs to provide outcomes, not just more "potential causes"...