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Common Symptom Presentation In Schizophrenia Spectrum Disorders

Article September 30, 2018

In September 2018 we asked mental health clinicians from the PsychU Community, “Within your practice, what is the most common symptom presentation for your patients with schizophrenia or schizophrenia spectrum… Read More

Meet The Treatment Team: Social Workers

Interview September 28, 2018

In this interview Tania Hammock, LCSW, sits down with Nicole Meade, PhD, Senior Medical Science Liaison at Otsuka Pharmaceutical Development & Commercialization, Inc. to discuss the role a social worker… Read More

Webinar Summary – Can We Improve Functioning In Our Patients With Schizophrenia?: Side Effect Burden & Recovery Approach To Informed Decision Making

Article September 26, 2018

This summary was developed utilizing the full recorded presentation of this webinar. You can access the full sourcing, polling results, recording, or presentation slides here: https://psychu.org/can-improve-functioning-patients-schizophrenia/. On September 26, 2018,… Read More

Can We Improve Functioning In Our Patients With Schizophrenia?

On-Demand Webinar September 26, 2018

Clinicians are tasked daily with making informed decisions regarding patients. During this webinar, Greg Mattingly, MD, Medical Director at St. Charles Psychiatric Associates – Midwest Research Group, and Associate Clinical… Read More

Can Public Health Surveillance Systems Work For Behavioral Health?

Article September 24, 2018

Background & Purpose A group of researchers recently completed a study of public behavioral health surveillance systems and presented a framework that, when applied to a system, may help determine… Read More

Study Suggests A Need For More Aggressive Substance Use Screening In Primary Care

Article September 11, 2018

Background A report published April 9, 2018 by the journal Addiction Science and Clinical Practice cites evidence that alcohol and substance use are among the top ten causes of preventable… Read More

Inadequate Health Insurance May Affect Perceived Health & Cause Mental Distress

Article September 11, 2018

Background Analysis of a large public dataset revealed a relationship between health insurance coverage, and an individuals’ self-perceived health and frequent mental distress. Specifically, working age adults (age 18-64) who… Read More

Webinar Summary – The Aftermath Of Suicide: What Can Be Done & How Should We Talk About It?

Article September 10, 2018

This summary was developed utilizing the full recorded presentation of this webinar. You can access the full sourcing, polling results, recording, or presentation slides here: https://psychu.org/the-aftermath-of-suicide-what-can-be-done-how-should-we-talk-about-it/. If you or someone… Read More

The Aftermath Of Suicide: What Can Be Done & How Should We Talk About It?

On-Demand Webinar September 10, 2018

Join our speakers as they discuss what happens after a patient, family member, or friend takes their life by suicide, and how postvention activities are important for various stakeholders in… Read More

Medicaid Leads Health Plans In Innovative Engagement Strategies, All Payers Show Room For Improvement

Article September 4, 2018

Successful consumer engagement is a strong predictor of retention and ongoing participation in treatment. Engaged consumers take action to become better informed and more proactively involved in decisions and behaviors… Read More

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