Our platform validated through rigorous clinical trials and pilot studies. For instance, our randomized non-clinical trial demonstrated the potential of our digital phenotyping tools in providing accurate and actionable insights. And currently we are running another trial to validate the actual diagnostic ability.
We collaborate with leading academic institutions such as the University of Turin (Prof. Pietro Cipresso), Università della Svizzera Italiana (Prof. & Doc. Andrea Raballo) and IDSIA (The Swiss AI Lab). These partnerships ensure our methodologies are continually refined and validated by cutting-edge research.
Our innovative approach has been recognized with accolades such as the Innosuisse Cheque for innovation in mental health technology. Our research collaborations have also led to influential publications in the field of AI and mental health.
Data Protection
We worked with data privacy experts to make our solutions are fully compliant with GDPR for the European Union and LPD for Switzerland. Patients data is protected and handled responsibly.
Anonymity and Confidentiality
We ensure that all data collected is anonymized, maintaining confidentiality and protecting the identity of our users. User’s data is shared only with the clinicians after user approval.
In collaboration with the University of Turin and Prof. Pietro Cipresso, the Go Healthy & Clinics project aims to identify new digital markers for symptoms of depression, anxiety, and stress using our mobile app for patients. Clinicians gain valuable insights from remote monitoring based on digital behavior through the dashboard.
Starting in October and lasting for three months, the project focuses on identifying these biomarkers and providing clinicians with crucial insights through remote patient monitoring.
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The Go Healthy & Schools project partners with educational institutions to monitor and enhance student mental well-being. By providing digital games to teach emotional intelligence, we empower teachers to tailor educational programs, prevent mental health disorders, and identify them early. Starting in October 2024 and running until May 2025, the project will deliver bi-monthly detailed reports on each student, with all data collected anonymously.
Are you a school manager, teacher or a publishing firm for schools?