The American Medical Association is working to fight systemic healthcare industry practices and policies that have led to over half of practicing physicians experiencing burnout and other mental health issues.
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The Sylvia Brafman Mental Health Center in Tamarac, Fla., has earned The Joint Commission's gold seal of approval accreditation.
Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker signed an expansive mental health bill into law, ABC affiliate WCVB reported Aug. 10.
Behavioral health integration company EvolvedMD was named to the 2022 Inc. 5000 list of the fastest growing private companies in the U.S.
Meditation and wellness app company Calm.com laid off 20 percent of its staff, which a former employee claims is to cut costs, the Wall Street Journal reported Aug. 11.
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An overview of the American Psychiatric Association's official position on six big mental health issues in the U.S.
Measurement-based care has been shown to produce better outcomes than usual standard care, which does not involve measurement. But multiple studies have shown a majority of behavioral health clinicians still do not use measurement-based care.
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center published action plans to address its most significant healthcare needs.
Wondermind, a multimedia wellness startup, nabbed $5 million in series A funding, Entrepreneur magazine reported Aug. 12.
The number of in-network mental health providers among commercial health plans has increased by 48 percent over the last three years, a survey of health insurance providers published by America's Health Insurance Plans found.