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MENHIR · Mental health monitoring through interactive conversations
Mental health is an essential component of health; however depression and anxiety are common disorders across the European Union. Many people may be described as “living with” a mental illness, and managing their own symptoms. However, they are often unsure of the thresholds for treatment, how to control their mental health, what are the best coping strategies or which resources are available to them. Conversational systems may facilitate watchful waiting and symptom monitoring, by initiating contact and symptom checking at various times of the day and night. The MENHIR project aims to research and develop conversational technologies to promote mental health and assist people with mental ill health (depression and anxiety) to manage their conditions. The participants will exchange and share their expertise toward this common objective, building a network for exchanging ideas and knowledge between Spain, Germany, Italy and United Kingdom, including academic, non-profit organizations and companies.
Consortium · 8 organisations
UNIVERSIDAD DE GRANADA
ES · €78,200
UNIVERSITAET ULM
DE · €73,600
ACTION MENTAL HEALTH
UK · €50,600
VERINT SYSTEM UK LIMITED
UK · €147,200
GLOBIT-GLOBALE INFORMATIONSTECHNIKGMBH
DE · €133,400
UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DELLA CAMPANIA LUIGI VANVITELLI
IT · €92,000
UNIVERSIDAD DEL PAIS VASCO/ EUSKAL HERRIKO UNIBERTSITATEA
ES · €105,800
UNIVERSITY OF ULSTER
UK · €69,000
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