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    Machine Learning's Role in Mental Health Support

    Apac CIO Outlook | Wednesday, January 19, 2022
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    According to studies, combining physical and mental healthcare allows healthcare professionals to predict whether certain people admitted to the hospital for specific problems are likely to experience mental health problems.

    Fremont, CA: The truth is that machine learning and artificial intelligence can play critical roles in meeting this demand. These two can alter how mental health disorders are diagnosed and treated.

    We can use algorithms to defend ourselves against or even treat mental health conditions in the coming years.

    Machine learning is important for mental health in a variety of ways, including the following:

    Bringing Physical and Mental Health Care Together

    In the coming years, machine learning algorithms will alert mental health professionals when a patient is on the verge of developing a mental health condition. This will be based on the medical health records on file for the patient.

    According to studies, combining physical and mental healthcare allows healthcare professionals to predict whether certain people admitted to the hospital for specific problems are likely to experience mental health problems.

    As a result, machine learning combined with behavioral health EHR improves patient management efficiency because mental health professionals can begin preventive care even before a crisis occurs.

    Human Error and Bias Reduction

    Today, mental health professionals have successfully detected some mental health conditions such as stress disorder and depression using machine learning algorithms. They accomplish this by analyzing the affected individuals' facial expressions and speech patterns.

    When a patient visits a hospital for any reason, mental and physical health professionals should use machine learning tools to observe the patient and predict whether or not they will suffer from a mental health condition.

    As a result, machine learning provides a means for each patient to be adequately cared for.

    Recognizing Patients with Chronic Mental Health Conditions

    Machine learning has enabled technology professionals to create apps that can alert mental health professionals when a person is at risk of developing a chronic mental health condition when installed on a mobile device.

    Algorithms, for example, were used in a study with language analysis to identify teenagers at risk of developing chronic problems such as psychosis. Again, the results were completely accurate.

    Machine learning allows mental health professionals to use language analysis to keep track of their patients - those who are already receiving treatment - and notify them (the professionals) when things are about to get worse. This is critical in ensuring that preventive care is provided.

    Support is available

    As long as a mobile device is connected to the internet, it is simple to access mobile applications and chatbots. These innovative solutions are simple to create and relatively inexpensive for mental health facilities.

    They have ensured that patients can get help and compare different treatment options from the comfort of their own homes. Because of the stigma associated with mental health conditions, some people find it easier to communicate with a chatbot than with a human.

    This ensures that a more significant proportion of patients can receive assistance daily without leaving their homes or daily activities. In order to answer questions, chatbots use machine learning and continue to learn based on the question-answer situation.

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