Study: Telehealth outcomes positive for behavioral health services in Detroit area
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A multi-agency study on the use of telehealth services for behavioral healthcare in Wayne County found widespread support for continued and expanded use of virtual care, according to a newly released report. Functioning and symptoms improved somewhat during the implementation indicating the telehealth was capable of sustaining consumers even during the pandemic, according to the conclusion of the study conducted by consultant Brian Dates. Both program staff and consumers who participated in the study generally rated the transition positively. Many consumers suggested that the option of continued access to telehealth be extended, even after the pandemic has subsided, the report said.
Study: Telehealth outcomes positive for behavioral health services in Wayne County
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A multi-agency study on the use of telehealth services for behavioral health care in Wayne County found widespread support for continued and expanded use of virtual care, according to a newly released report. Functioning and symptoms improved somewhat during the implementation indicating the telehealth was capable of sustaining consumers even during the pandemic, according to the conclusion of the study conducted by consultant Brian Dates. Both program staff and consumers who participated in the study generally rated the transition positively. Many consumers suggested that the option of continued access to telehealth be extended, even after the pandemic has subsided, the report said.