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‘Enabling Empathetic Conversations?’ – A Critical Commentary on AI-Based and Digital Mental Health Interventions

By Evelyn Mary-Ann Antony Introduction The COVID-19 global pandemic has highlighted significant gaps in mental health services, as corresponding issues including job losses, physical illnesses and mortality, alongside social isolation, led to a stark increase in poor mental health conditions. Recent advances in artificial intelligence (AI) promise significant transformations in healthcare, particularly in relation toContinue reading “‘Enabling Empathetic Conversations?’ – A Critical Commentary on AI-Based and Digital Mental Health Interventions”

THE NUTS AND BOLTS OF WEMWBS

David Baker, BArch(Hons), PGCE, MPhil (Education Research) is a 2nd year PhD student at the Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge. David describes himself as a complexity-sensitive, qualitative-focussed mixed methods researcher. He is currently carrying out a pilot study at a school in London to test out his methodologies and methods in preparation for aContinue reading “THE NUTS AND BOLTS OF WEMWBS”