Douglas Data and Digital Science for Mental Health
Our main goals
The Douglas Digital and Data Science for Mental Health Initiative, know as D3SM, has an overarching goal of transforming research and care in mental health through innovative digital approaches and robust neuroinformatic infrastructures for research.
Digital Mental Health
Measurement-Based Care (MBC)
Instate MBC in various clinical services to track symptoms, function, satisfaction, etc.
Interventions Accessibility
Improve the accessibility of psychosocial interventions by reaching patients where they are.
Implementation
Use implementation science strategies to promote the uptake of innovative approaches to mental health care.
Data Science
Data Access
Discoverability
Management
Make stringent guidelines to ensure legitimate access of data.
Making available data discoverable to researchers.
Data valorization to improve its structure for later efficient use.
Open Science
Open research outputs
Openly share FAIR research outputs at all stages of research projects​.
Open science from research to organizations
Enable Open Science in mental health from individual research projects to institute-wide initiatives​.
Data and knowledge reuse
Facilitate the use of shared research outputs for educational, health, and societal impact.
Neuroinformatics Platform
Capacity
Develop capacity for data capture and storage
Big Data Analysis
Increase expertise in big data analyses including neuroinformatics and machine learning
Data Curation
Improve access to data with Open Science-based tools and by leveraging HBHL-resources.