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Depressed patients struggle to access convenient, sustainable psychological support.

lightbulbPractical problemDepression, Anxiety, and PTSD Mental Health Support

Depressed patients struggle to access convenient, sustainable psychological support.

UbiComp '24AlarmCare: Exploring Mobile Alarm as a Supportive Communication Channel Between Peers

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People with anxiety struggle to find non-intrusive, personalized relaxation tools.

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Anhedonia in patients with depression is difficult to identify and diagnose accurately with existing clinical methods.

CHI '24Reading Between the Lines: Identifying the Linguistic Markers of Anhedonia for the Stratification of Depression

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Chronic pain patients struggle to self-regulate emotions in real time and communicate pain feelings with family.

CSCW '23Sound of Care: Towards a Co-Operative AI Digital Pain Companion to Support People with Chronic Primary Pain

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Arabic mental health app users show low engagement and lack personalization and sensing features.

UbiComp '23Mobile Sensing and Engagement Features in Arabic Mental Well-Being Apps: Systematic Search and Analysis

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Schizophrenia patients' condition monitoring relies on in-person visits, making real-time tracking of mental state difficult.

UbiComp '23A Technological Platform to Support Monitoring of Patients with Schizophrenia

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