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How AI is being Used to Predict Recovery Treatment Success Rates
How AI is being Used to Predict Recovery Treatment Success Rates
How AI is being Used to Predict Recovery Treatment Success Rates
Tuesday 20th August 2024
Discover how AI predicts addiction treatment success, the mental stress of boredom, and the cancer risks of cannabis use in this insightful episode.
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Episode Overview
- AI can predict with 79% accuracy who might leave addiction treatment early.
- Boredom can be a significant mental stressor and trigger for substance abuse.
- People with cannabis-related disorders have a higher risk for head and neck cancers.
- Emotional support plays a crucial role in successful recovery.
- Language analysis of social media posts can provide valuable insights for treatment.
AI could predict with 79% accuracy who might leave treatment early, based on subtle language cues.
In this episode of Project Recovery, Dr. Matt Woolley takes the reins to explore the fascinating intersection of artificial intelligence and addiction recovery. With Casey Scott absent due to work commitments, Dr. Matt dives deep into how AI is being used to predict successful treatment outcomes. You’ll hear about a groundbreaking study that utilised AI to analyse two years' worth of Facebook posts from individuals entering recovery centres. The results?
AI could predict with 79% accuracy who might leave treatment early, based on subtle language cues related to emotional support and life stressors like boredom and long work hours. Dr. Matt also touches on the mental toll of boredom and its surprising connection to substance abuse. He discusses how boredom can be more than just a minor inconvenience—it can be mentally painful and a significant trigger for relapse.
Alongside this, the episode covers a recent study showing that people with cannabis-related disorders are at a higher risk for head and neck cancers, highlighting the importance of understanding the broader health implications of substance use. This episode is packed with insightful discussions and practical advice. Dr. Matt shares personal anecdotes and professional experiences, making complex topics accessible and engaging.
Whether you’re in recovery, supporting someone who is, or just curious about the latest advancements in addiction treatment, this episode offers valuable perspectives. So, if you’re interested in how cutting-edge technology is shaping the future of addiction recovery, or if you want to understand more about the hidden dangers of boredom and cannabis use, this episode is a must-listen. Don’t miss out on these eye-opening discussions that could change how you view recovery and support those around you.