HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. released the “Make America Healthy Again” report earlier this year aimed at addressing “overmedicalization” of children in the realm of behavioral health and shifting more focus on families and lifestyle choices. But Susan Swick,…
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Clinician well-being has become one of healthcare’s most pressing challenges; burnout, stigma and emotional exhaustion are straining clinicians while threatening workforce stability and patient safety. Leaders in behavioral healthcare are looking to change that through policy shifts, peer-to-peer support groups…
Durham, N.C.-based Duke University has secured a $15 million federal grant to expand an AI model designed to predict mental illness in adolescents, according to an Oct. 7 report from The Chronicle. The Duke predictive model of adolescent mental health,…
Precision medicine is delivering measurable performance in value-based care, but the returns often lag the costs. This whitepaper lays out how health system executives and value-based care leaders can advance the clinical and financial benefits of precision medicine. It details…
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Health plans, hospitals, and government entities are under growing pressure to streamline utilization management (UM) but too often, they rely on outdated, inflexible processes. Structured data lacks context. Review workflows are manual and misaligned. And attempts to layer AI fall…
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HR leaders have no shortage of ideas — but turning strategy into systemwide action and impact is another story. At many health systems, engagement, retention and well-being initiatives fall flat when they hit the front line. This live session brings…
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A 49-bed mental health housing facility set to open in October in Santa Monica, Calif., has drawn criticism from nearby residents who say they were not informed of the project ahead of time, according to an Oct. 6 news release…
Boston Children’s Hospital has expanded suicide prevention protocols across its clinical settings as part of its participation in the the Preventing Youth Suicide Collaboration. The hospital joined the collaboration in 2023, a national effort developed by the Cardinal Health Foundation,…
California, Florida and Ohio each have six hospitals on U.S. News & World Report’s 2025-2026 ranking for pediatric and adolescent behavioral health, recognizing 50 top-performing hospitals nationwide. Hospitals in this specialty do not have ordinal rankings as U.S. News continues…
Behavioral health leaders across the country are identifying innovative ways to expand care, address complex patient needs, and invest in clinicians and technology. From growing interventional psychiatry programs to deploying AI-powered training and building sustainable community partnerships, seven executives shared…