Guidance for the Use of AI to Support Mental Health and Substance Use Health in Canada

  • Mental Health

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About this brochure

Summarizes updated findings from our National Guidance for Artificial Intelligence in Mental Health and Substance Use Health Care, an ongoing project in partnership with the Mental Health Commission of Canada.

Three key items you will learn include:

  • What we heard: results from national polling on the gap between AI innovation and public confidence
  • What we learned: key insights from three main themes of trust and explainability, human-centred care, and equity and data governance
  • Where we are going: next steps for the project
     

Related Authors

Kim Corace, PhD, C.Psych.

Chief Science and Innovation Officer

Area of Expertise

  • Harm Reduction
  • Mental Health
  • Treatment
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