Care Coordination & Optimization Archives - Page 16 of 38

The Importance Of First Episode Psychosis Programs

Interview June 1, 2020

Dr. Beth DiNapoli interviews Marci Sturgeon-Rusiewicz, MS, NCC, LPC about the first episode psychosis program, ENGAGE. Marci Sturgeon-Rusiewicz, is the Senior Manager of the program and she provides insights on… Read More

75% Of Correctional Facilities Report Staff Have Adequate Personal Protective Equipment For COVID-19

Article June 1, 2020

As of April 23, 2020, about 75% of correctional facilities in the United States report that their staff had adequate personal protective equipment (PPE) for COVID-19, up from 60% on… Read More

The Global Pulse Of eMental Health Trends In Resource-Strapped Locales

Article June 1, 2020

The last decade has brought myriad innovations to digital technologies within the health and human services market. Health care payers and providers often turn to tech to boost access, improve… Read More

The Jail/Prison System & Mental Health: A Discussion On The Stigma & Challenges Faced On Re-Entry To Society

On-Demand Webinar May 26, 2020

Many individuals incarcerated have a serious mental illness; indeed, there are more mentally ill people in the jail/prison system than in the hospital. Inmates with mental illness remain in jail… Read More

Review Of Louisiana’s Prison Pilot Pre-Release Reentry Program Recommends Statewide Expansion

Article May 25, 2020

Offenders who participated in a pilot Louisiana prison reentry program, the 100-Hour Reentry Pre-Release Program, reported satisfaction with the program, and a program review recommended that the Louisiana Department of… Read More

14% Of U.S. Households Have Accessed Mental Health Care To Address Problems Related To COVID-19 Pandemic

Article May 25, 2020

About 14% of households in the United States have had an immediate family member access mental health care to address problems related to worries about the COVID-19 pandemic. About 57%… Read More

CMS Issues SNF Policy Changes For FY 2021; Projects Aggregate Payments To SNFs Will Rise By 2.3%

Article May 25, 2020

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) project that aggregate payments to skilled nursing facilities (SNFs) will rise by 2.3% during federal fiscal year (FY) 2021, according to statements… Read More

The Pharmacist’s Perspective During The Pandemic

Video May 25, 2020

In this presentation, Dr. Timothy Aungst, Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice at the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, discusses the importance of medication optimization and digital technology. Dr.… Read More

Hormones & Depression: What We Know & What Is On The Horizon

Video May 25, 2020

It is an exciting time for the field of psychiatry and general neuroscience. In the past few decades, there has been an increased understanding of the varied pathological processes leading… Read More

National COVID-19 Death Statistics Show Racial Impact Disparity

Article May 25, 2020

National statistics on coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) deaths in 18 states as of April 21, 2020 indicate a racial disparity, based on data from jurisdictions with more than 100 deaths… Read More

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