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Large randomized study of two approaches to support rural primary care providers in caring for people with PTSD or bipolar disorder shows both work

Everyone in this country is experiencing the mental health impacts of COVID-19 in one way...

/PRNewswire/ -- Stellar Health (Stellar), a healthcare technology company focused on changing the way payors and providers perform value-based care (VBC),...

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Terros Health and Mesa Public Schools are partnering to provide behavioral health services to students in grades pre-K through sixth.

South Australians living with chronic disease will be supported to better manage their health, with five organisations sharing in State Government...

/PRNewswire/ -- Recently, Montana Medicaid expanded the states reimbursement fee schedule to include compensation and thereby coverage for Care Coordination...

Pharmaceutical Society of Australia PSA welcomes the Morrison Government’s announcement on women’s health, mental health and aged care sector following tonight’s Federal Budget. The Government has announced it will commit $17.7bn on aged care along with $1.9bn in additional funding for COVID-19 vaccine program. A commitment has also been made to extend funding to the take-home naloxone pilot. Pharmaceutical Society of Australia National President, A/Prof Chris Freeman, commended the Feder...

BRAINWeek Virtual Clinical Conference: May 7-9 Posted by Deborah Overman | May 3, 2021 | Education | | Organizers of PAINWeek offer BRAINWeek, a new 3-day live virtual conference targeted to specialists and frontline practitioners managing neuropsychiatric disorders. Convening May 7-9, it will offer 18+ CE/CME credits for participants. Adam Gazzaley, MD, PhD, will deliver the Keynote address on Saturday. His talk, “A New Era of Experiential Medicine,” will cover both digital therapeutics ...

Anthony DeCarlo / Yale School of Medicine When Amanda, 28, found out that she was pregnant with her second child, she was in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic and struggling with opioid use disorder. “I was pretty heavy into my drug use,” said Amanda, whose last name is being withheld due to patient confidentiality. “I had given up hope and was figuring out a way to use drugs and get away with the consequences. But it doesn’t work like that.” Now, however, Amanda is feeling “...