Digital Therapeutics for Mental Health and Addiction

<p>Section A. Introduction and Evidence Base<br>1. Need for a Paradigm Shift: Gaps and Failures in Traditional Mental Health and Addiction Treatments<br>2. Digital Therapeutics: A New Class of Tools for Old Problems<br>3. State of the Science of Internet-Based Programs for Direct-to-Consumer Standalone Care for Mental Health and Addiction<br>4. State of the Science of Mental Health and Addiction Treatment Apps for Direct-to-Consumer Standalone Care (Second Wave of Scalable Digital Therapeutics)<br>5. Blending Digital Therapeutics with Traditional Treatments within the Healthcare System</p> <p>Section B. The New Frontier<br>6. Using Advances in Technology to Identify Digital Biomarkers to Improve Passive Patient Monitoring<br>7. Receptivity of Mobile Health Interventions<br>8. Analytics for Adapting Interventions to Context Targeting Vulnerability and Receptivity<br>9. Digital Therapeutic Alliance<br>10. The First Wave of Conversational Agents: Chatbots Embedded within Smartphones and the Internet<br>11. The Second Wave of Conversational Agents: Voice Assistants within Everyday Objects and the Internet of Things</p> <p>Section C. Import Considerations<br>12. Cultural Adaptations of Digital Therapeutics<br>13. Implementation, Business Models, and Regulation<br>14. Lessons Learned and Potential Pitfalls<br>15. Privacy and Security<br>16. Ethical Considerations of Digital Therapeutics<br>17. Design Considerations for Preparation, Optimization, Evaluation and Maintaining Digital Therapeutics<br>18. Futuristic Vision 10-20 Years Out</p>