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In this episode we discuss digital mental health with Dr. Aragam. Dr Gowri Aragam is a psychiatrist at UCSF, the first academic laboratory for mental health innovation where she co-developed and directed a university-wide course of mental health product development. Dr Aragam has been a consultant for multiple tech companies, with her work featured in Wired and TechCrunch, and was a 2020 Fast Company Innovation by Design Finalist. Dr Aragam is currently a Scientific Advisor to BetterUp. Dr Aragam was a Chief Resident at Massachusetts General Hospital/McLean Hospital. She received her MD from the University of Massachusetts and AB in Neurobiology from Harvard. She recently completed her fellowship in consult liaison psychiatry at UCSF.

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In this episode we discuss the following:

Trends in digital health

Digital mental health

Sensors and their potential to help treat mental health

The need for support around digital tools

Clinician burnout and virtual care delivery

And much more

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