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STUDY: Homeless men and traumatic brain injury
04/28/2014
A recent study recruited 111 homeless men from a shelter in downtown Toronto, Canada, and found that of these, almost half had suffered at least one traumatic brain injury (TBI) in their life.
A recent study recruited 111 homeless men from a shelter in downtown Toronto, Canada, and found that of these, almost half had suffered at least one traumatic brain injury (TBI) in their life.
A recent study recruited 111...
04/28/2014
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Fostering Integrated Peer Support for Emergent Health Homes
04/25/2014
A wonderful, nationwide opportunity to advance peer support practice awaits in the emergent health homes now beginning to dot our healthcare landscape.  And like the health homes themselves, peer support itself is undergoing dramatic...
A wonderful, nationwide opportunity to advance peer support practice awaits in the emergent health homes now beginning to dot our healthcare landscape.  And like the health homes themselves, peer support itself is undergoing dramatic...
A wonderful, nationwide...
04/25/2014
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National Council, veterans, mental health leaders launch new program
04/24/2014
The new training program – Mental Health First Aid for Veterans – offers participants a simple, proven combination of information and techniques to recognize and respond to the warning signs of mental illness and addiction.
The new training program – Mental Health First Aid for Veterans – offers participants a simple, proven combination of information and techniques to recognize and respond to the warning signs of mental illness and addiction.
The new training program –...
04/24/2014
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Views on assisted outpatient treatment: Fuller Torrey, M.D.
04/24/2014
Fuller Torrey, M.D., founder of the Treatment Advocacy Center, tells Behavioral Healthcare readers why AOT is essential and central to proposed legislation.
Fuller Torrey, M.D., founder of the Treatment Advocacy Center, tells Behavioral Healthcare readers why AOT is essential and central to proposed legislation.
Fuller Torrey, M.D., founder of...
04/24/2014
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Views on assisted outpatient treatment: Steven K. Hoge, M.D.
04/23/2014
Steven K. Hoge, M.D. ran the forensic of division of Bellevue Hospital and oversaw the provision of AOT in Manhattan and Rikers Island jail and shares his experience with assisted outpatient treatment (AOT). 
Steven K. Hoge, M.D. ran the forensic of division of Bellevue Hospital and oversaw the provision of AOT in Manhattan and Rikers Island jail and shares his experience with assisted outpatient treatment (AOT). 
Steven K. Hoge, M.D. ran...
04/23/2014
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Life at the intersection of health and mental health: To Sleep, perchance to dream
04/22/2014
Ensuring that you are getting enough sleep is actually one of the most critical things many of us living with mental health issues can do to improve our wellness. Without good sleep, our symptoms magnify and our resiliency crumbles.
Ensuring that you are getting enough sleep is actually one of the most critical things many of us living with mental health issues can do to improve our wellness. Without good sleep, our symptoms magnify and our resiliency crumbles.
Ensuring that you are getting...
04/22/2014
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STUDY: More than half of all adults with serious thoughts of suicide do not receive mental health services
04/21/2014
SAMHSA’s report shows that among those who had serious thoughts of suicide and did not receive treatment, nearly three out of four did not perceive the need for treatment.
SAMHSA’s report shows that among those who had serious thoughts of suicide and did not receive treatment, nearly three out of four did not perceive the need for treatment.
SAMHSA’s report shows that...
04/21/2014
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Assessments of patients` risk of suicide still not effective...design accordingly
04/19/2014
There were 775 Root Cause Analyses of suicides studied by The Joint Commission from 2004 through 2013.  Of those, “Assessment” was a root cause in 624 (80%) of the cases and the “Physical Environment” was a root...
There were 775 Root Cause Analyses of suicides studied by The Joint Commission from 2004 through 2013.  Of those, “Assessment” was a root cause in 624 (80%) of the cases and the “Physical Environment” was a root...
There were 775 Root Cause...
04/19/2014
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CMS posts inpatient psychiatric hospital quality data
04/18/2014
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ (CMS) added a comparison tool to consumers evaluating inpatient psychiatric hospitals.
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ (CMS) added a comparison tool to consumers evaluating inpatient psychiatric hospitals.
The Centers for Medicare &...
04/18/2014
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Teen concussions linked to adverse behaviors
04/17/2014
Teens with concussions were found to have significantly greater odds of experiencing and reporting mental health problems. 
Teens with concussions were found to have significantly greater odds of experiencing and reporting mental health problems. 
Teens with concussions were...
04/17/2014
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