For Researchers
AIMHI is built as a living research platform. We collaborate with academic and clinical researchers to advance the evidence base for AI-supported mental healthcare.
How We Collaborate
Research partnerships are co-designed from the outset, with governance and publication planned in from day one.
Propose
Bring a research question or study design. We work with you to assess feasibility and how AIMHI can support it within real-world care pathways.
Govern
We put the necessary ethics approvals and data-sharing agreements in place before any data is accessed, with privacy and participant safety as non-negotiables.
Study & Publish
Conduct the study with agreed measures embedded in the platform, and publish findings collaboratively to benefit the wider field.
Data Governance & Ethics
In mental health, trust comes first. Research use of data is governed accordingly.
Ethics-approved
Studies proceed only under appropriate ethics approval and a formal data-sharing agreement.
Anonymised by default
Researchers work with anonymised or aggregated data. Identifiable clinical information stays within the care relationship unless there is explicit consent and approval.
GDPR-aligned
Processing aligns with the GDPR, under the supervision of the Data Protection Commission (Ireland). See our Privacy Policy for how website data is handled.
Participant safety
Clinical safety and participant wellbeing take priority over any research objective, with human oversight throughout.
What AIMHI Can Support
Subject to governance and approval, AIMHI can support a range of research designs.
Anonymised, aggregated insight into engagement and outcomes across care pathways
Use of validated assessment instruments (such as PHQ-9 and GAD-7) embedded in the platform
Co-design of studies, with bespoke measures built into real-world care delivery
Longitudinal data on how people interact with AI-supported and human-led care over time
Start a Research Conversation
Tell us about your research interest, or request a copy of the AIMHI white paper. We'll respond to discuss how we might work together.
Prefer a form? You can also reach us via our contact page.