Title: Ethics in Digital Mental Health
Subtitle: A Comprehensive Guide to Responsible Practice for Professionals in Training
Subject Classification:  Artificial Intelligence, Healthcare, Psychology  
BIC Classification: UYQ, JM, MB
BISAC Classification: MED050000, COM004000, MED058180
Binding: Hardback, eBook
Publication date: 04 Dec 2024
ISBN (Hardback): 978-1-80441-863-5
ISBN (eBook): 978-1-80441-864-2

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Description

In an era where digital integration is rapidly becoming an inherent aspect of human existence, "Ethics in Digital Mental Health" serves as a crucial guide for healthcare professionals, AI developers, engineers, and tech specialists focused on health. This book explores the pivotal role of ethical principles in steering the development and application of advanced technologies, such as Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Large Language Models (LLMs). It addresses the challenges posed by the fast-paced evolution of these technologies, which often outstrip existing legislation and training frameworks, leaving users inadequately prepared. The book provides a comprehensive conceptual framework and practical guidance, emphasizing the ethical implications of digital innovations in the mental health sector.

By offering real-world examples and actionable insights, the book equips professionals across various fields with the knowledge to ethically navigate and leverage digital advances, ultimately safeguarding patient well-being and upholding professional standards.

This book is tailored for healthcare professionals, policymakers, and technology developers, addressing the crucial gap between current educational programs and the skills required in the digital era.

Biography

Author(s):  Dr. Juan José Martí-Noguera is an International advisor on Digital Mental Health and Higher Education Social responsibility, based in Spain.

Reviews

"After reading "Ethics in Digital Mental Health," readers gain clear insight into AI's significant potential for advancing mental healthcare. The author presents an ethical, profound, and transformative perspective on the ongoing paradigm shift in healthcare delivery. JMN emphasizes the necessity of adopting a holistic, preventive approach to mental health to address limitations in historical healthcare models. JMN suggests that the digital paradigm shift offers a timely opportunity to implement more effective and equitable healthcare frameworks. This volume proves valuable on multiple levels. It helps readers understand AI applications in mental health—their scope, implementation, and current utilization across various countries. The text provides comprehensive analysis of the ethical and human implications of AI integration in mental healthcare and emotional wellbeing, while addressing emerging challenges including data governance and the evolving roles of mental health professionals. Particularly significant for clinical practice is the final section, which outlines practical frameworks for ethical technology implementation across diverse care settings. In this regard, the book serves as a practical manual for developing digital competencies and ethical practices in modern mental healthcare."
Fátima Roso-Bas, Health Technician at the General Directorate of Mental Health, Government of the Balearic Islands-Spain