The majority of digital psychiatry team will be mainly working from home, but given the nature of the field still active. Our digital clinic will continue to serve patients (new and existing) now via telehealth visits and continue to utilize the mindLAMP app. On Friday the 20th of March, our team will help host a webinar on "Telepsychiatry in the Era of COVID-19" that outlines many recent changes around regulation, prescribing, and billing. Our team will continue to discuss the evolving role of technology in helping during these challenging times.  You can read more about tips here: https://www.purewow.com/wellness/ways-to-mitigate-anxiety

DOORS was in the news this week with the publication of the first peer-reviewed paper. You can read all the details at: ​https://eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2020-03/wkh-sto030620.php

The Digital Psychiatry team is in Toronto at at the 9th Annual E-Mental Health Conference. Our team will give the keynote address on Thursday, co-run an smartphone app evaluation session, and present a poster.  If you are here, stop by and say hello to Natali, John, and Sarah.

The team presented an accepted poster at the BIDMC Machine Learning Meeting and shared ongoing results with the community. The topic of the poster was around using new methods to predict suicidal thoughts and offer early warning signs of risk based on smartphone meta-data. 

The Division of Digital Psychiatry was recently featured in MobiHealthNews where we discuss our team's exciting projects in digital mental health both in the US and abroad. Check out the article here.

Leah J. Beight in the Department of Anesthesia was selected to present at the Research Assistant Learning Initiative (RALI) Grand Rounds on 11/12/19. She will present an overview of her work with mindLAMP in Anesthesia and share preliminary results on how the platform is helping improve patient outcomes in post-operative care.