Proactive Mental Health

Author Quinn Mason
Intelligence Data Collection for Good

Why It Matters

Platforms monitoring data streams and providing digital resources are trying to address the early warning signs of mental health disorders. Models like these may be the key to staying one step ahead, and addressing problems proactively before they turn into more serious crises.

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