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For many people, apps are a part of our everyday living - from Uber, to conference schedules, to how we find our restaurants. They can also be part of our resilience toolkit.

When we consider a comprehensive strategy to suicide prevention and mental health promotion, it's helpful to segment approaches into "upstream" (preventing problems before they emerge through self-help), "midstream" (catching emerging problems early and linking people to least restrictive support), and "downstream" (helping people with more serious mental health challenges and suicidal thoughts) tactics.

Thus, for this article, I have organized some of the most popular, best researched and most innovative apps into these three categories.

Upstream: Resilience Self-Help Apps

1) Positive Activity Jackpot

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15 Top Apps for Resilience, Mental Health Promotion & Suicide Prevention

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When we consider a comprehensive strategy to suicide prevention and mental health promotion, it's helpful to segment approaches into "upstream" (preventing problems before they emerge through self-help), "midstream" (catching emerging problems early and linking people to least restrictive support), and "downstream" (helping people with more serious mental health challenges and suicidal thoughts) tactics.

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Mobile health (mHealth) is defined by the World Health Organization as medical and public health practice supported by mobile devices, such as mobile phones, patient monitoring devices, personal digital assistants (PDAs), and other wireless devices. 

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Mobile health (mHealth) is defined by the World Health Organization as medical and public health practice supported by mobile devices, such as mobile phones, patient monitoring devices, personal digital assistants (PDAs), and other wireless devices. 

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MHealth uses wireless and mobile technology platforms to accelerate the connections between providers and patients to improve care relationships, foster more interactive communication between the patient and provider, and it empowers patients to become advocates for their own health.

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MHealth uses wireless and mobile technology platforms to accelerate the connections between providers and patients to improve care relationships, foster more interactive communication between the patient and provider, and it empowers patients to become advocates for their own health.

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As mHealth continues to grow and expand into the healthcare field it is projected to change the future of patient-provider relationships.  

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As mHealth continues to grow and expand into the healthcare field it is projected to change the future of patient-provider relationships.  

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Smartphone ownership is on the rise, with 64% of the generalU.S. population and 84% of individuals with higher levelsof education and income, owning a smartphone in 2015(Smith 2015). 

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Smartphone ownership is on the rise, with 64% of the generalU.S. population and 84% of individuals with higher levelsof education and income, owning a smartphone in 2015(Smith 2015). 

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Evidence supports that patient outcomes, rapport and satisfaction are not compromised by implementing mobile technology in their patient care.

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Evidence supports that patient outcomes, rapport and satisfaction are not compromised by implementing mobile technology in their patient care.

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This is part of a series of 3 videos that were made by Master of Public Health students at Wright State University Master of Public Health Program, Boonshoft School of Medicine, Dayton, Ohio, USA. This video was also entered into #khanacademytalentsearch. Did you know that cellphones have the capacity to improve our health?

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What issues do you see for the future of mobile computing as we transition into practice?

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What issues do you see for the future of mobile computing as we transition into practice?

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How do you currently use Mobile Computing in your Practice? How do you anticipate using Mobile Computing in Advanced Practice Nursing? 

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How do you currently use Mobile Computing in your Practice? How do you anticipate using Mobile Computing in Advanced Practice Nursing? 

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What are some possible negative outcomes involving the increased use of mobile computing? 

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What are some possible negative outcomes involving the increased use of mobile computing? 

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Sucre - Benefits of Cloud Computing in the healthcare sector

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Meet Alan and see how Cloud Computing helped him overcome the problems, an unreliable hospital service with high maintenance cost caused him. Visit and discover how the EC is fostering Cloud Computing especially in the healthcare sector on www.sucreproject.eu.

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Do you currently use any mobile technology platforms in your current practice?

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Do you currently use any mobile technology platforms in your current practice?