Email UpdatesBehavioral health technology is evolving at a staggering rate, and artificial intelligence (AI) is a driving force. Think about how much the technology landscape has exploded since the early 2020s, when organizations were just beginning to figure out how to implement telehealth and basic AI tools to stay connected with providers and patients.
Less than a decade ago, many behavioral health leaders and providers were wary of a “too much, too fast” approach to technology integration, while today these stakeholders are eagerly looking for ways to innovate and quickly fill gaps in care. From implementing ways to overhaul documentation strategies, to exploring access to chatbots and wellness tools, many behavioral health organizations are going all-in on AI.
In this presentation, hosted by the National Council for Mental Wellbeing, presenters will explore how behavioral health leaders and their staff are contending with this new technology-forward world, particularly how it will inevitably change the work of caring, along with how AI intersects with providers’ current and future technology solutions. Presenters will also examine what this AI fervor means for both the behavioral health workforce and their patients, especially its impact on access to quality care.