The Kentucky Department of Postsecondary Education has launched CLIMB 2.0 — Career Ladders in Mental and Behavioral Health — a workforce development initiative designed to prepare high school students for careers in behavioral health. The program is designed to enable…
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Most health systems know they need stronger career pathways, but choosing the wrong educational partner can derail those efforts, leaving staff with credentials that don’t count and training that doesn’t stick. This whitepaper is a playbook for making the right…
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OpenAI has updated ChatGPT’s default GPT-5 model to better recognize signs of mental distress, de-esculate sensitive conversations and direct users toward professional support when appropriate. The changes are part of a broader effort to reduce unsafe responses and address high-risk…
Corona, Calif.-based Signature Healthcare Services and Redding, Calif.-based Arch Collaborative plan to submit a grant application Oct. 28 for a $200 million behavioral health campus in Northern California, according to an Oct. 27 report from Shasta Scout. The move comes…
King of Prussia, Pa.-based Universal Health Services, one of the largest behavioral health providers in the U.S., reported strong third-quarter results across its behavioral health portfolio, according to a financial report published on Oct. 27. Here are six takeaways from…
Scottsdale, Ariz.-based LifeStance Health has partnered with Palo Alto, Calif.-based Calm Health to expand access to higher-acuity outpatient mental health care. Under the partnership, Calm Health users who complete a mental health screening and require advanced support can be referred…
A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to resume some of the $1 billion in school mental health grants that had been halted earlier this year. Kymberly Evanson, a U.S. District Court judge in Seattle, issued the preliminary ruling…
Each year, influenza affects up to 41 million people, leading to millions of medical visits. Smarter workflows and targeted prevention strategies are crucial to avoid staff burnout and increase patient and provider safety. Inside, you’ll learn how to:
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Most health systems don’t lose revenue because they use locum physicians; they lose it because of how they deploy them. When used strategically, locum tenens physicians can help preserve patient access, support clinical teams and protect margins during coverage gaps.…
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