19 July: Pre-recorded Videos

A sincere thank you to all speakers who provided a pre-recorded video for DIMH2022.

Are privacy policies cognitively accessible?

Speaker: David Neal

Non-trivial sources of legal problems for medical AI processing mental health

Speaker: Jarek Greser

Authentic alignment of inner and virtual worlds: Child cyberethics and mental health

Speaker: Rachel Altvater

e-Mental Health International Collaborative's Position Statement and Call to Action: Ethics and Law as Essential to e-Mental Health

Speaker: Richman Wee

To what extent can synthetic mental health data be used to protect or exploit people’s privacy?

Interview with: Julie Ive (as part of Cybersecurity in Digital Mental Health YouTube Interview Series by Becky Inkster)

The role of technology in mental healthcare: Ethical and social questions

Speaker: Claudia Corradi, Nuffield Council on Bioethics

Setting the Right Standard for Digital Mental Healthcare: A Message from IEEE SA

Speaker: Maria Palombini

Mental health in South Korea: Challenges and technology-enabled support

Speaker: Woori Moon

Mental Health and Innovation in South Korea: A Brief Note

Speaker: Min Lee

Mental health in Mexico

Speaker: Reyna Jazmín Martínez Arriaga

Addressing language barriers: Development of an AI-enabled chatbot bridging English and Spanish

Speaker: Diana Ayala & Guido Entenberg

Community Resiliency Model and the Ukraine EdCamp Project

Speaker: Elaine Miller-Karas

Treatment-as-a-service: Future of accessible medicine, or ethical nightmare?

Speaker: Alex Napp-Vega & Nicholas Napp

Humane Tech: Life is not a Disorder - Less is More

Speaker: Maria Paviour

An ethical lens on digital mental health: Why regulations are needed

Speaker: Lene Søvold

The future of mental health care: Trends and ethical considerations

Speaker: Peter Joosten

Emerging trends, risks and opportunities: From therapeutics, devices, and algorithmic contamination to empowering providers

Interview with: Salwa Rafee (as part of Cybersecurity in Digital Mental Health YouTube Interview Series by Becky Inkster)

Ultra-audible sound perception in the human brain: Implications for health and ethics

Speaker: Mark Sheppard