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Boise State News February 10, 2021 Several new, revised and deleted policies recently were approved. Please contact Angie Zirschky in the Policy Office or the responsible party listed in the policy with questions. Approved Policy Revisions Equal Employment Opportunity (Policy 1070) – Revised 01/22/21. Policy revised adding Veterans’ Preference language under Section 4.0 stating that the University will provide veterans’ preference to eligible applicants as prescribed under Ida...

MedCity News 3 recommendations that would improve adoption of digital mental health tools A group of stakeholders recommended developing reimbursement mechanisms and standards frameworks to help improve uptake of digital mental health tools in the U.S. Shares1 Since the start of the pandemic, more companies have adopted digital tools to give people access to mental healthcare. Investors poured a record amount into these tools, roughly $2 billion in equity funding, according to data from CBIns...

Valley Industry Association is offering a virtual presentation on Jan. 19 that will focus on mental health, COVID-19 and other recent traumas in the SCV and their impact on the workforce, with keynote Speaker Larry Schallert of College of the Canyons. Schallert will share ways to support employees who may be struggling with emotional and mental health issues, how to better engage them and to essentially recalibrate workforce culture as we slowly transition from full remote functionality to hybr...

Announcing the NABITA Standards for Case Management in Higher Education News provided by Share this article Share this article KING OF PRUSSIA, Pa., Jan. 7, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The National Association for Behavioral Intervention and Threat Assessment (NABITA) is pleased to announce the release of the Standards for Case Management. These standards provide practitioner- friendly and evidence-based recommendations and guidelines for the field of higher education non-clinical case management. T...