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TNHF awards two $10,000 grants - Vimarsana News

TNHF awards two $10,000 grants

HENDERSON — Triangle North Healthcare Foundation’s Board of Directors has awarded two $10,000 scholarships to individuals currently working in health care and enrolled in health programs for associate degrees or

Positively Impacting Patient Care through Staff Development - Vimarsana News

Positively Impacting Patient Care through Staff Development

Meet Ben Vincent, RN, a a Clinical Nurse Coordinator and Nursing Professional Development Practitioner at Huntsman Mental Health Institute (HMHI).

Source: utah.edu
Probe into sailor suicides reveals 'overwhelmed' mental health system aboard Navy carrier - Vimarsana News

Probe into sailor suicides reveals 'overwhelmed' mental health system aboard Navy carrier

The mental health system aboard the USS George Washington is “overwhelmed” and sailors have a poor understanding of alternative resources, according to the Navy’s investigation into three sailor suici...

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Probe into sailor suicides reveals taxed mental health system aboard USS George Washington - Vimarsana News

Probe into sailor suicides reveals taxed mental health system aboard USS George Washington

The mental health system aboard the USS George Washington is “overwhelmed” and sailors have a poor understanding of alternative resources, according to the Navy’s investigation into three sailor suicides.

Probe into sailor suicides reveals taxed mental health system aboard USS George Washington - Vimarsana News

Probe into sailor suicides reveals taxed mental health system aboard USS George Washington

Of the three Washington sailors who died by suicide in April, only 24-year-old Natasha Huffman was a patient of the Washington mental health team. But a roughly 60-page report found the Washington’s psychologist and behavioral health technician were “overwhelmed” and struggle to keep up with the demand for mental health services.