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This book presents a bold governance blueprint for an era in which mental health systems face a historic transition: as care delivery becomes increasingly shaped by code, platforms, and predictive algorithms, new governance frameworks are needed to protect equity, ethics, and human-centered leadership. At the core of this blueprint is the 5P Model Predictive, Preventive, Personalized, Participatory, and Precision-based a transformative framework for building equitable, effective behavioral health systems in the age of AI.
The book introduces the Digital Behavioral Health Expert (DBHE), a new professional role designed to bridge clinical care, policy systems, and digital infrastructure. Unlike traditional mental health models that focus on professional interaction alone, the DBHE enables coordination across platforms, stakeholders, and jurisdictions turning governance into a strategic, ethical, and human-centered function.
Designed for stakeholders across the ecosystem policymakers shaping regulation, managers implementing care systems, clinicians navigating hybrid models, developers building ethical tools, and investors backing scalable solutions this book equips each with strategic insight for a digitally governed future of mental health.
"A timely vision for ethical, inclusive governance in digital mental health."
Professor Anil Thapliyal, Executive Director, eMental Health International Collaborative (eMHIC)
Table des matières
Chapter 1 The Historical Evolution of Mental Health: From Nation-State Paradigms to Borderless Care.- Chapter 2 Economic Transformation: Reframing Mental Health Governance Beyond Workforce Metrics.- Chapter 3 Theoretical Foundation for Digital Behavioral Health Governance.- Chapter 4 The 5P Model as a Governance Framework.- Chapter 5 Governance and the Role of the Digital Behavioral Health Expert.
A propos de l'auteur
Juan José Martí-Noguera, PhD is an expert in digital mental health, AI ethics, and governance innovation, with recognized leadership across academic, clinical, and policy networks. Over the past decade, he has built interdisciplinary collaborations and led training initiatives to support the ethical integration of digital tools into mental health systems across diverse governance contexts. His work focuses on aligning digital innovation with systemic impact and equity, and on defining new professional standards for the future of mental healthcare. He is the author of Ethics in Digital Mental Health (Ethics Press, 2024), which explores the intersection of governance, AI regulation, and responsible innovation in mental healthcare.
