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Digital Twins in Mental Health Care: A Qualitative Study on Subjective Relevance, Acceptability and Implementation Considerations Co-Designed, Co-Produced and Co-Written with Experts by Experience and Academics
Objective: Digital Mental Twins (DMTs) - adaptive, data-driven models intended to represent individual’s mental health in real time - have been proposed as a basis for personalized mental health services and shared decision-making. However, empirical evidence on service users’ perspectives remains l
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