Recovery Metrics

In mental health care, we often get stuck in the debate of data and evidence vs lived experience. At Recovery Metrics, we see that both are right - in fact, measured properly, we see that they’re one of the same…

In today’s world, data has become a cornerstone of innovation, driving advancements across industries. As we navigate the complexities of mental health, Big Data is emerging as a powerful tool - offering insights that were once unimaginable. By collecting and analyzing vast amounts of data from a variety of different sources, we can uncover patterns that help predict, diagnose, and treat mental health conditions with unprecedented accuracy. Just as no two people are the same, no two mental health conditions manifest in exactly the same way. Big Data allows us to move beyond one-size-fits-all treatment plans, tailoring interventions to the specific needs of each individual. By analysing data from millions of patients, we can start to identify which therapies are most effective for different demographics, conditions, and even genetic profiles. This means that a patient struggling with an eating disorder might receive a different treatment plan than someone with a similar diagnosis but a different data profile, leading to more effective and efficient care. Moreover, Big Data can help in refining the timing and delivery of interventions. For example, predictive analytics can determine the best time to offer therapy or medication based on a patient’s unique patterns, maximizing the chances of a successful outcome. As we gather more data and refine our analytics, the insights will only become more powerful, leading to new breakthroughs in understanding and treating mental health conditions. Combining clinical expertise with data is the key to unlocking a future where everyone can access the care they need, when they need it, in a way that’s effective for them as an individual. #MentalHealthTech #BigData #DataScience #PersonalizedMedicine #HealthcareInnovation #AIinMentalHealth #DigitalHealth #FutureOfHealth

In mental healthcare, every patient interaction, therapy session, and treatment plan produces valuable data. Unlike physical health, where metrics like blood pressure and heart rate are easily quantified, mental health data is (currently) more complex, nuanced, and difficult to measure. But if we're going to improve the outcomes of mental healthcare, we need to start somewhere and we need to start now. We know that using data in patient appointments enhances engagement and improves treatment outcomes. But that's just the beginning... By harnessing big data, we can better understand patterns and phenotypes in mental health conditions, identify early warning signs, and personalise treatment plans. Imagine a world where a depressive episode can be predicted before its onset, where the most effective therapy can be prescribed based on millions of similar cases, and where novel treatments can be developed for specialist groups who don't respond to current approaches. The future of mental health care lies in our ability to turn vast amounts of data into personalised, compassionate, and effective treatment. If you're ready to get started, get in touch with Recovery Metrics and learn how.

Recovery Metrics is the proud sponsor of this year's ANZAED annual eating disorder conference in Auckland (August 22 to 25). Come and meet our founders, Dr Kiera Buchanan and Brett Beeson, see a live demo of our solution, and learn how your treatment outcomes can be levelled up through integrating your clinical expertise with the latest technology.

We are delighted to introduce our newest member, Ben, to the team. Ben’s passion for data optimisation and machine learning made him an obvious choice for Recovery Metrics. Ben brings a wealth of knowledge & skills to the team. We are confident that his contributions will play a pivotal role in helping us to revolutionise mental health care.

Exciting News! 🌟 We are thrilled to announce that Recovery Metrics has been nominated for a prestigious The University of Queensland Entrepreneurship and Innovation (E&I) Award and shortlisted as a finalist in the category of "UQ Startup of the Year". Recovery Metrics arose from a vision of a world where mental health conditions are effectively treated and resolved. Being nominated for this award is not only a significant milestone in our journey but further validation that the world is ready for the kind of disruption Recovery Metrics was built to facilitate. Thank you to everyone who supported Recovery Metrics' journey so far.

Recovery Metrics is thrilled to be at this year’s Digital Health Festival. If you’re around, come and drop by booth 139 and learn how you can join us in our mission to ensure recovery isn’t left to chance. #DHF24 Digital Health Festival

Recovery Metrics is proud to be part of the Digital Health Festival 2024 Startup Program 🚀 We look forward to connecting with the faces we've become familiar 🙋♀️ with within the startup ecosystem and meeting many new ones 🤝 #dhf24 #digitialhealth #healthtech #medtech #mentalthealth #startup #femalefounder #entrepreneurship Digital Health Festival Chris Pymble Dr Amandeep H. MindMuse.care Felix Hall Jack Feng

We are stoked to have taken out the People’s Choice Award 🏆 Thank you to everyone for supporting our vision of a future where mental-health is treated as effectively as physical health is 💙

On Thursday night CEO, Dr Kiera Buchanan pitched Recovery Metrics to a packed auditorium at The Princess Theatre, Brisbane as part of UQ Ventures annual pitchnight. A huge thank you for everyone who showed their support on the night. For those of you who weren’t able to be there, stay posted for videos from the night. This is just the very beginning of our mission at Recovery Metrics to ensure treatable mental-health conditions get effectively treated. Get in touch if you’re interested in joining us in making this vision a reality.