Product Condition: Mental Health

Fort

Centre for Digital Therapeutics and Queen's University

Fort is an all-in-one digital portal that simplifies navigation and access to post-secondary mental health and well-being services on and off campus. Co-designed with students, it brings together 120+ resources, personalized recommendations, and wellbeing check-ins to help students find what they need, when they need it. Fort also includes well-being check-ins and an Artificial Intelligence-based recommendation engine to signpost students to the appropriate level of care.

Kelello Health

Product Partners

The Problem: Challenges in Measurement-Based Mental Health Care Mental health care often lacks scalable, structured tools for ongoing measurement, patient engagement, and data-driven treatment decisions. Clinicians and organizations face challenges in: The challenge is improving visibility into patient progress while supporting more efficient and informed clinical decision-making. What is Kellelo Health? Kelello Health is an AI-enabled […]

A4i

Joint Venture with CAMH

A4i (App4Indpendence) is a platform for supporting people with complex behavioural and mental health conditions. Currently, A4i is being used to support the recovery processes in psychosis and schizophrenia, and newly in opioid use disorders.

BeWell

Univ. of Saskatchewan and CAMH

Co-created with the Univ. of Saskatchewan and CAMH, inspired by COVID-19 isolation, anxiety and depression challenges this light-touch SMS Intervention checks-in and matches employees and members with curated mental wellness tools and promotes the benefits already made available by employers.

Examining a Digital Health Approach for Advancing Schizophrenia Illness Self-Management and Provider Engagement: Protocol for a Feasibility Trial

Predicting symptom response and engagement in a digital intervention among individuals with schizophrenia and related psychoses

Lessons learned developing and deploying a provincial virtual mental health support during the COVID-19 pandemic

Supporting population mental health and wellness during the COVID-19 pandemic in Canada: protocol for a sequential mixed-method study

Feasibility and outcomes of a multi-function mobile health approach for the schizophrenia spectrum: App4Independence (A4i)

Piloting a Text-Based Program to Support Clinician Well-Being at a Canadian Mental Health Hospital

App for independence: A feasibility randomized controlled trial of a digital health tool for schizophrenia spectrum disorders

Implementation of a population mental health and wellness text-message service: a mixed-methods study

Towards Meaningful Engagement with Clinician Advisors: Lessons Learned Co-Creating a Digital Mental Health Tool

People, Process, & Technology: Understanding the Contextual Factors Impacting the Implementation of an App to Support Patients with Schizophrenia Spectrum Disorders

Implementation of a digital health program to support clinical mental health