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Research Coordinator, Assessment of Countering Trafficking in Persons Activities in Vietnam, USAID/Vietnam Learns - Vimarsana News

Research Coordinator, Assessment of Countering Trafficking in Persons Activities in Vietnam, USAID/Vietnam Learns

Monitoring and Evaluation Consultancy in Viet Nam about Protection and Human Rights, requiring 5-9 years of experience, from SI; closing on 07 Mar 2021

Senior CTIP Expert, Assessment of Countering Trafficking in Persons Activities in Vietnam, USAID/Vietnam Learns - Vimarsana News

Senior CTIP Expert, Assessment of Countering Trafficking in Persons Activities in Vietnam, USAID/Vietnam Learns

Monitoring and Evaluation Consultancy in Viet Nam about Protection and Human Rights, requiring 10+ years of experience, from SI; closing on 07 Mar 2021

COVID-19 forced psychiatric care online, and patients want it to stay - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 forced psychiatric care online, and patients want it to stay

COVID-19 forced psychiatric care online, and patients want it to stay The modality has proven popular with many patients, but policy and reimbursement uncertainties remain as challenges. , Associate Editor A year ago, trying to find patients who would agree to see their University of Michigan mental health provider through a video screen felt like pulling teeth. Only 26 video visits with a few early adopters had happened in nearly six months, compared with more than 30,000 in-person visits. But Dr. Jennifer Severe, one of the three psychiatrists who helped launch a test of teleh...

Many people may stick with virtual mental health care - Vimarsana News

Many people may stick with virtual mental health care

A new study suggests that more than half of people receiving mental health care will want to keep getting care virtually after the pandemic subsides. One year ago, only 26 video visits with University of Michigan mental health providers had happened in nearly six months, compared with more than 30,000 in-person visits. But Jennifer Severe, one of the three psychiatrists who helped launch a test of telehealth initiatives in the outpatient psychiatry clinic, wasn’t about to give up. She prepared to give a talk at the beginning of April of 2020, hoping to convince more of her colleagues to giv...

Study: Many patients want virtual mental health care even after the pandemic subsides - Vimarsana News

Study: Many patients want virtual mental health care even after the pandemic subsides

Study: Many patients want virtual mental health care even after the pandemic subsides A year ago, trying to find patients who would agree to see their University of Michigan mental health provider through a video screen felt like pulling teeth. Only 26 video visits with a few early-adopters had happened in nearly six months, compared with more than 30,000 in-person visits. But Jennifer Severe, M.D., one of the three psychiatrists who helped launch a test of telehealth initiatives in the U-M's outpatient psychiatry clinic, wasn't about to give up. She prepared to give a talk at the beginning o...