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transformative tool for revolutionizing mental health care [8] Muench, F., & Bickel, W. K. (2018). Investigates mobile
and addressing the growing global demand for effective health apps for substance use disorders and their
mental health solutions. The future scope of the Mental Well capacity to provide effective intervention tools for
System involves expanding its potential to provide more individuals in recovery.
comprehensive mental health solutions through innovative [9] Mundt, J. C., et al. (2017). The study examines the
technologies. With advancements in machine learning and clinical use of smartphone-based interventions for
natural language processing, the system can improve its mental health, demonstrating positive impacts on
ability to detect early signs of a wide range of psychological symptom monitoring and management.
disorders, including depression, anxiety, and even more
complex conditions like bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. [10] Torous, J., et al. (2017). Discusses the potential for
By integrating with existing healthcare platforms and using digital therapeutics to enhance mental health
expanding its reach through mobile apps and wearable care delivery and its integration into traditional
devices, it can offer real-time monitoring, personalized treatment models.
interventions, and direct access to professional support. [11]
Furthermore, the system’s scalability, combined with its Lattie, E. G., et al. (2019). This paper reviews the
focus on user privacy and data security, will ensure that it effectiveness of mobile-based interventions for
remains a trusted tool in managing mental health globally, anxiety and depression, offering evidence of their
while also addressing diverse cultural and regional needs. efficacy in treating these conditions.
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a critical component of mental health care in the digital age. devices and sensors can be utilized to monitor mental
health, providing real-time data for intervention and
support.
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Fig.5 Future scope patient-reported measures in mental health
screenings, providing a foundation for integrating
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