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Sources

Every statistic and claim in this wiki traces to a source listed here. Sources are organized by type.

Reports & surveys

Clinical frameworks

  • C-SSRS — Columbia Suicide Severity Rating Scale (crisis classification gold standard)
  • DSM-5-TR — Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 5th Ed., Text Revision
  • ICD-11 QD85 — Burnout classified as occupational phenomenon (WHO)
  • NAMI AI Eval 2026 — 5 criteria for evaluating AI mental health tools
  • Polyvagal Theory — Porges 1995, three nervous system states
  • PRAPARE 2019 — Protocol for Responding to and Assessing Patients' Assets, Risks, and Experiences
  • Rogers UPR 1957 — Unconditional Positive Regard (foundational for Regard dimension)
  • SAMHSA Trauma-Informed 2014 — Six principles of trauma-informed care
  • Zero Suicide Framework — System-level suicide prevention best practices
  • AHC Screening — Accountable Health Communities screening tool
  • NAM SDOH 2017 — National Academy of Medicine SDOH framework

Academic

  • Graessel 2014 — BSFC-s (Burden Scale for Family Caregivers, short form)
  • Tebb 2013 — CWBS (Caregiver Well-Being Scale)

Regulatory statutes

  • WOPR Act (IL HB 1806) — Most restrictive US AI-in-healthcare statute (2025)
  • CA SB 243 — Companion chatbot safety; C-SSRS-aligned crisis detection (2025)
  • CA AB 3030 — AI disclosure for health communications (2023)
  • NV AB 406 — AI cannot provide professional mental/behavioral healthcare (2025)
  • NY Article 47 (GBS 1700) — Safety protocol; 3-hour disclosure; no human claims (2025)
  • ME 1500-DD — Cannot mislead consumers re: human identity (2025)
  • UT HB 452 — AI/not-human disclosures required (2025)
  • CO SB24-205 — Healthcare AI classified as high-risk (2024)
  • EU AI Act — Regulation 2024/1689; prohibited manipulation of vulnerabilities (2024)
  • FDA Wellness Framework — Wellness guidance allowed; clinical treatment is not
  • ADR-0001 — Crisis Gate Ordering (internal)

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