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A mental health crisis is looming large, and needs to be addressed. Butacross age groups, even just in the United States, more than 50% of people withany mental illness (AMI) did not seek or receive any service or treatment. Theproliferation of telehealth and telepsychiatry tools and systems can helpaddress this crisis, but outside of traditional regulatory aspects on privacy,e.g. Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPPA), there doesnot seem to be enough attention on the security needs, concerns, or userexperience of people with AMI using those telehealth systems. In this text, Itry to explore some priority security properties for telehealth systems used bypeople with AMI for mental heath services (MHS). I will also suggest some keysteps in a proposed process for designing and building security mechanisms intosuch systems, so that security is accessible and usable to patients with AMI,and these systems can achieve their goals of ameliorate this mental healthcrisis.

Security for People with Mental Illness in Telehealth Systems: A Proposal