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Medication Adherence In The Digital Age

Video September 7, 2022

In this short presentation, hear from Dawn Velligan, PhD, as she discusses suboptimal outcomes and nonadherence in serious mental illness, reasons for nonadherence, methods for measuring adherence to mental health… Read More

The Importance Of Adherence To Long-Term Success In Schizophrenia

Video September 7, 2022

During this recorded presentation, Peter J. Weiden, MD, discussed medication adherence in schizophrenia, including the importance of adherence in this population, the relationship between adherence and relapse, factors associated with… Read More

Understanding & Addressing Medication Adherence In Psychiatry

Article September 7, 2022

Medication adherence is of great importance in optimizing outcomes in psychiatry, however definitions and understanding of adherence have evolved over time. In this webinar, Dawn Velligan, PhD and Michael Measom,… Read More

Early Intervention In Schizophrenia: Targeting Metabolic Dysfunction

Article September 7, 2022

Increasingly, schizophrenia is considered a medical psychiatric disease. There is evidence that metabolic changes occur within the first episode of psychosis, and within the first few weeks of initiating antipsychotic… Read More

Consumers Want Better Digital Tools For Finding Health Care

Article August 29, 2022

A growing number of health care consumers prefer more seamless digital experiences in scheduling and interacting with their health care provider and health plan: many of these consumers are not… Read More

97% Of Therapists Say The Number Of People Seeking Therapy For The First Time Has Increased Following COVID-19

Article August 22, 2022

On May 18, 2021, Grow Therapy released findings of an in-house survey indicating that 97% of therapists say that the number of people seeking therapy for the first time has… Read More

High Need Older Adults Twice As Likely To Report Social Isolation & Worse Physical & Mental Health

Article July 18, 2022

About 12% of older adults with high needs report often feeling isolated from others compared to 5% of older adults without high needs. High need older adults experiencing isolation are… Read More

Denver 911 Mental Health Pilot Cut Crime Reports By 34%

Article July 18, 2022

The Support Team Assisted Response (STAR) pilot program launched by the city of Denver, on June 1, 2020, cut crime reports by 34% during the first six months of the… Read More

Finding The Right Combination For Managing Serious Mental Illnesses

Article May 30, 2022

Earlier this year, Centene’s Chief Operating Officer of Behavioral Health, Indira Pahari, discussed how 10% of their population uses 70% of the resources, in her keynote presentation, “Improving Access &… Read More

CMS Sets New Reimbursement Code For FDA-Approved Prescription Digital Behavioral Therapeutics

Article May 30, 2022

On April 1, 2022, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) went live with a new reimbursement code for prescription digital behavioral therapeutics (PDTs) that have been cleared by… Read More

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