Mobile Health for Mental Health

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HELPING PROVIDE BETTER MENTAL HEALTHCARE

The Monsenso mHealth solution for mental health can help in the prevention, early intervention and treatment of mental illness or behavioural disorders.

Our aim is to help individuals struggling with their mental health to get the right care, at the right time.

Our mobile health solution:

Engages and empowers individuals
Improves insight into symptoms, adherence, and outcomes
Helps provide accurate assessments and ongoing evaluation
Supports personalised medication and treatment
Helps to translate skill practice into individuals’ everyday lives

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Personalising mental health care

The Monsenso mHealth solution connects individuals and clinicians to provide optimal care.

INDIVIDUALS

By keeping track of your symptoms and well-being, the solution helps you to learn more about your illness and what influences your mental health. It also provides you with the necessary tools to practice helpful skills in day-to-day life and action plans for difficult situations.

CLINICIANS

The solution presents a data-driven approach to characterise treatment outcomes. By giving you an overview of your patients’ progress, it serves as a tool for personalised monitoring and treatment support. This helps you to direct your resources to where it makes the largest difference to patients.

supporting better mental healthcare

The Monsenso mHealth solution is highly scalable and customisable, and can therefore support the prevention and treatment of a wide range of conditions. These are some of the diagnoses our solution has been used for:

Depression
Bipolar disorder
Anxiety
Schizophrenia
Borderline personality disorder
Addiction and substance abuse
PTSD

WHAT USERS SAY

“I really believe that Monsenso could have helped my psychiatrist diagnose my disorder earlier, because the app helps me to keep track of my mood and really helps me to become more aware of how I feel.” – Peter Hagelund, User with bipolar disorder

“When living with bipolar disorder, you constantly have to prevent losing control to either depressive or manic episodes. By using Monsenso’s early registration on how your mood is fluctuating, the app can help you to keep control of your life.” -Mads Trier-Blom, User with bipolar disorder

“We are implementing this new technology in our addiction services to improve the quality of the treatment we can provide. At the same time, we get to be more pro-active and understand our clients better, which will profit both them and the entire municipality. The clinicians are motivated to try a different working method, so we look forward to getting started”. –Mette Christensen, the Head of the Center for Rusmiddelbehandling

partnering for better mental health

Monsenso is partnering with different industries to provide better mental healthcare and reach more people, more efficiently.

Pharma

Improve adherence to treatment
Promote patient engagement
Comprehensive real-world data collection

Insurance

Reduce health insurance and claims costs
Improve collaboration with healthcare providers
Increase customer satisfaction

CROs

Comprehensive real-world data collection
Improve compliance and objectivity
Scalable and cost-efficient data collection and trial process

Research

Comprehensive real-world data collection
Create evidence for new treatment models
Conduct research on mHealth solutions to improve efficacy

CASES

IKAST-BRANDE

With the help of the Monsenso solution and the data that are being reported directly by the client, the clinician will be able to personalise the treatment to fit each client’s needs, as they have knowledge of the client’s issues over time. It also allows for clinicians to be more proactive and reach out to clients at the time they need help in order to avoid potential relapses.

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REGION SOUTH DENMARK

The Mental Health Services in the Region of Southern Denmark are currently rolling out the Monsenso mHealth solution to support the treatment of individuals with affective disorders.

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PARTNERS

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