AID4MH
Augmented Intelligence and Digital Tech for Mental Health
Past work of the AID4MH research group at the Krembil Centre for Neuroinformatics, CAMH.
Time capsule ahead. These pages capture my past work founding and leading AID4MH Group at CAMH, where we set out to take digital health beyond the lab and into real-world mental health care. A few links may have aged since; the mission hasn’t.
research summary · projects · team · our purpose · our culture · collaborators and funding · blog
We are unique in design, as are our lives. Be it sleep and exercise, or occupation and recreation, we have our own blend of day-to-day experiences. And every one of these little things we do has an impact on our mental health.
At AID 4 Mental Health lab, we focus on understanding the individualized real-world experience of mental health by developing people-centered AI & digital tech-enabled solutions. We also assess ways in which technology can be optimally deployed in the real world, that is what works for whom, when and for how long.
AID 4 Mental Health is a not-for-profit research lab at Krembil Center for Neuroinformatics at The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) in Toronto.
Key research areas
Digital biomarkers
Development of novel clinical-grade digital biomarkers of real-world symptoms, severity and triggers of mental health.
Personalized health trajectories
Understand how an individuals’ unique day-to-day experience can help inform their mental health care and management.
Bias in digital mental health
Quantify how biases due to digital divide, lack of diversity and data privacy could impact the future of inclusive digital mental health.
Clinical utility of AI and Tech
Explore the modular ecosystem needed for using AI-informed workflows in mental health care, including open standards for integrating real world data into electronic health records.
Research highlights
Our funders
