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PsychU is investigating digital innovation by focusing on Data & Technology To Improve Mental Health. Throughout 2019 you can #JoinTheConversation by interacting with resources from this year’s campaign: Informed. Engaged. Connected. #GetInformed with our tech and other mental health topic research summaries, news, trends, and perspectives; #PlugIn and engage with mental health thought leaders on our webinars; and #StayConnected by following PsychU on Twitter and LinkedIn.

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Join us on December 10th as #PsychU and @PKDnetwork come together for an exciting webinar: “Major Depressive Disorder in Chronic Kidney Disease.” Register today: https://t.co/rNiqW4GG3w

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Smartphones can be an effective tool to help improve access to care for patients. Check out this YouTube video to learn about potential benefits and challenges of smartphone usage, specifically in relation to mental illness: https://t.co/FchhmECEST

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