论坛:数字化心理健康

中国的数字化心理健康服务:促进健康公平的机遇与挑战

  • Brian J. Hall ,
  • 李根
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  • 上海纽约大学全球健康公平研究中心,上海 200122
Brian J. Hall,中文名贺佰恩,终身教授,上海纽约大学全球健康公平研究中心主任;华东师范大学兼职教授、博士生导师;纽约大学全球公共卫生学院副教授,教育部长江学者,上海市海外高层次人才外专千人、上海市东方学者计划特聘教授,美国心理学会会员,同时担任世界卫生组织的首任全球心理健康研究员。其团队目前正在试验可扩展的数字心理健康干预措施,以期解决中国成年人心理健康问题。
*Brian J. Hall bjh9622@nyu.edu

网络出版日期: 2024-06-13

基金资助

该论文受上海市东方学者岗位计划,上海海外高层次人才计划和科技部外国专家项目高端外国专家计划资助

Digital Mental Health Services in China: Opportunities and Challenges in Enhancing Health Equity

  • Brian J. Hall ,
  • LI Gen
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  • Center for Global Health Equity, New York University Shanghai, Shanghai 200122, China
*Brian J. Hall, bjh9622@nyu.edu

Online published: 2024-06-13

摘要

数字化心理健康服务因其可拓展性在中国具有广阔的应用前景,机遇与挑战并存。文章讨论了数字化心理健康服务在当前的实践过程中所出现的文化适应性、效果评估、用户脱落、数据互通性、用户隐私保护和科技创新问题。希望通过解决这些问题,数字化心理健康服务能够在中国迈入新的发展阶段,助力健康公平。

本文引用格式

Brian J. Hall , 李根 . 中国的数字化心理健康服务:促进健康公平的机遇与挑战[J]. 心理学通讯, 2022 , 5(1) : 5 -8 . DOI: 10.12100/j.issn.2096-5494.222004

Abstract

Application of digital mental health is promising for its scalability. With the opportunities it provides, challenges also exist. In this paper, we discussed about issues raised in the current practice of digital mental health services, including cultural adaptation, efficacy evaluation, user dropout, data interoperability, privacy protection, and technology innovation. We hope, by addressing these issues, the development of digital mental health in China can step into the next stage and help improve health equity.

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