Riina Hallik - Health and Food Technologies

Researches

eHealth applications and services

Publications

E-tervise aabits: inimesest innovatsioonini ja tagasi

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Authors: Ross, Peeter; Tiik, Madis; Linna, Kerli; Bossenko, Igor; Metsallik, Janek; Maasik, Mall; Kankainen, Kristian Juha Ismo; Norak, Kerli; Lubi, Kadi; Haage, Barbara; Ross, Tanel; Kruus, Priit; Hallik, Riina; Valla, Elli; Elland, Maarja-Liis; Sogomonjan, Melita; Kaljuste, Doris

Year: 2026

Vajaduste ja olukorra mõistmine

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Journal / Periodical: Ennetustegevuse kavandamise, arendamise, kohandamise ja hindamise juhend

Authors: Hallik, Riina; Holmar, Jana; Kaja-Triin, Laisaar; Rüütsalu, Kaijo; Siilbek, Eike; Strömpl, Judit

Year: 2026

Ennetustegevuse mõjususe ja tulemuslikkuse hindamine

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Riina Hallik

Journal / Periodical: Ennetustegevuse kavandamise, arendamise, kohandamise ja hindamise juhend

Authors: Männik, Sille-Liis; Laisaar, Kaja-Triin; Hallik, Riina; Ginter, Jaam; Rüütsalu, Kaijo

Year: 2026

Projects

Integrated Health Model with Detailed Analyses

Team

Year: 2026 - 2028

Supporting Mental Health Through Digital Remote Diagnostics and Consultations

Team

Year: 2026 - 2027

The project supports Ukraine’s war-affected population by improving access to evidence-based mental health services through digital solutions. Through the DocuMental platform, at least 1,800 online psychological and psychiatric consultations will be provided, reaching 1,125 people, particularly in frontline and rural areas. Tallinn University of Technology integrates internationally recognised mental health screening tools (GAD-2, PHQ-2 and WHO-5) in Ukrainian, enabling early identification of mental health needs and targeted referral to specialists. The standardised use of these tools generates aggregated data that supports public health analysis, helping identify regional needs and risk groups and improving mental health service planning in Ukraine. In addition, eight Ukrainian mental health specialists strengthen their competencies in telepsychiatry and e-health through a study grant in Estonia.