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Jail nurse charged with involuntary manslaughter in patient's death
A grand jury has indicted Deborah Sue Damron, 56, of involuntary manslaughter in the death of a patient at an adult detention center in Virginia, according to the Henry County (Va.) Sheriff's Office. -
How to solve the provider shortage, according to one behavioral health exec
Behavioral health is projected to be one of the fastest-growing areas in healthcare, by market value, over the next few years. Those projections may fall short, however, if provider shortages and other key obstacles aren't addressed. -
New guidelines call for Catholic hospitals to limit transgender care
U.S. Catholic bishops issued a guideline March 20 that encourages Catholic hospitals to not offer gender-affirming medical treatments. -
Oregon behavioral health center faces $4M lawsuit over assault outside facility
Portland, Ore.-based Legacy Health is being sued for $4 million after a patient allegedly assaulted a woman outside its Unity Center for Behavioral Health, OPB reported March 28. -
Turnbridge opens after-school outpatient program in Connecticut
New Haven, Conn.-based mental health treatment provider Turnbridge launched an outpatient treatment program for adolescents in Fairfield County. -
88 psychiatrists celebrated as 'Exceptional Women in Medicine' by Castle Connolly
Castle Connolly recognized 88 female psychiatrists for their achievements in medicine on this year's "Exceptional Women in Medicine" list. -
Norman Regional Health, Oceans Healthcare to open new behavioral health center
Norman (Okla.) Regional Health System has partnered with Plano, Texas-based Oceans Healthcare, a behavioral health provider system, to construct a new behavioral health center, The Norman Transcript reported March 25. -
9 top places to work in healthcare prioritizing mental health
Becker's Healthcare named 150 companies to its 2023 list of the top places to work in healthcare, and the following nine have placed particular emphasis on their employees' mental health. -
The 10 most, least stressed states
The most stressed states in America skew southern, while the opposite is true of the least stressed states, according to a WalletHub analysis. -
UTHealth Houston to open new behavioral health training school
UTHealth Houston has been approved by the UTHealth system and the state of Texas to open a new school to train behavioral healthcare workers. -
Bend Health partners with UnitedHealthcare, Magellan in nationwide expansion
Bend Health's virtual pediatric mental health services are now available to more than 170 million people through new partnerships with leading insurers including UnitedHealthcare and Magellan, as well as with employers and health systems. -
Psychiatry was the 2nd most in-demand specialty in 2022: Report
Psychiatrists were the second most recruited specialty in 2022, according to a new report from Doximity. Child and adolescent psychiatrists also ranked in the top half of the list. -
Most behavioral health patients treated in an ER do not get follow-up care: 6 things to know
Demand for behavioral health care has dramatically increased since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a Trilliant Health report. -
WellSpan using mobile crisis care to expand behavioral health services
York, Pa.-based WellSpan Health is expanding access to behavioral health crisis services in two of the state's counties in April. -
How well are psychiatrists paid in the best states for physicians?
Montana was named the best state for physicians to practice in 2023, according to financial website WalletHub's annual list. -
The strategies UHS' president of behavioral health uses to tackle workforce shortage
Behavioral health is projected to be one of the fastest-growing areas in healthcare, by market value, over the next few years. Those projections may fall short, however, if issues like workforce shortages aren't addressed. -
Baystate, Lifepoint name CEO for joint behavioral health hospital
Roy Sasenaraine has been named CEO of Valley Springs Behavioral Health Hospital in Holyoke, Mass., according to a March 20 report from Mass Live. -
School districts, counties sue social media companies over effect on student mental health
In face of the ongoing mental health crisis among students, school districts and counties across the country have filed lawsuits against social media companies for their negative effects on youth, The Washington Post reported March 19. -
Pennsylvania nurse practitioner, mental health facility owner to pay $450K for prescription fraud
Stefanie King, owner of Athens, Pa.-based Center for Holistic Integrative Mental Health, has pleaded guilty to prescribing medications without a supervising physician and false billing, The Daily Review reported March 18. -
The 10 best, worst states for physicians
Montana, South Dakota and Idaho are the three best places for physicians to practice in the U.S. in 2023, according to a March 20 WalletHub ranking. The three worst are Hawaii, Rhode Island and Alaska.
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