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SUMMARY:International Centre for Translational Digital Health (ICTDH) Onl
 ine Seminar: Mental health digital phenotyping research
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DESCRIPTION:Hosted by the Christabel Pankhurst Institute. The institute i
 s part of the International Centre for Translational Digital Health (ICT
 DH)\, a joint collaboration between the University of Toronto\, the Univ
 ersity of Manchester and the University of Melbourne.\n\n\nSpeaker: Dr S
 imon D'Alfonso\n\nTitle: Mental health digital phenotyping research with
 in CIS\n\nAbstract:\n \nThe ubiquitous usage of smartphones\, wearables\
 , and the Internet (particularly social media/networking) has created wh
 at is termed our 'digital footprint' or our 'data exhaust'. An individua
 l's digital footprint is basically the data records they create resultin
 g from their interactions with the Internet and personal digital devices
  such as smartphones. The fact that an individual's digital footprint co
 uld be used to infer their behaviours\, preferences and mental states op
 ens the possibility of using such a process to gain insights into their 
 mental health\, insights of clinical value that could be used to anticip
 ate mental ill-health and also inform treatment. At the intersection of 
 the computing\, data and behavioural sciences\, this process of learning
  about an individual's psychology from their digital footprint has been 
 termed 'digital phenotyping'.\n\nIn this presentation I will go over som
 e work on digital phenotyping that is happening within the University of
  Melbourne's School of Computing and Information Systems (CIS).\n\n\nTo 
 ensure we are inclusive\, and to account for the different time zones co
 vered by the ICTDH\, all seminars will be recorded and made available to
  those who register to attend the seminar.\n \n17:30-18:30 (Melbourne\, 
 Australia)\, 19 September\n08:30-09:30 (Manchester\, UK)\, 19 September\
 n03:30-04:00 (Toronto\, Canada)\, 19 September\n\n[https://www.eventbrit
 e.co.uk/e/ictdh-seminar-mental-health-digital-phenotyping-research-19-se
 p-tickets-699464907367 Register to attend the seminar]\n\n
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