In the Age of AI, What Must Remain Human in Behavioral Health?

• By: Inger Sivanthi Droidal LLC
• June 24th, 2026
• AI ethics, artificial intelligence, behavioral health, clinical judgment, mental health technology, patient trust, responsible AI, workforce
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Artificial intelligence is moving quickly into behavioral health at a time when the field is already under intense strain. Demand is high, access is uneven, clinicians are stretched, and many are looking for a tool that can help them work faster and reach more people. That makes AI attractive. It...

The Myths, Abuses and Pseudoscience Surrounding “Evidence Based Medicine”

• By: Joseph A. Deltito, MD Salve Regina University
• January 1st, 2018
• clinical judgment, clinical trials, evidence-based medicine, expert opinion, healthcare policy, meta-analysis, psychiatric diagnosis systems, real-world clinical practice
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There are 3 types of lies: Lies, Damn Lies and Statistics (Mark Twain). In approximately the last 10 years there’s been great interest in the concept of Evidence Based Medicine as a unifying concept for teaching, evaluating data and practicing medicine. The concept goes back at least 150 years to...