Staff Engagement Improves Patient Wellbeing in Psychiatric Settings

• By: | InvisALERT Solutions
• September 29th, 2025
• anxiety and depression, Fall 2025 Issue, inpatient psychiatric care, intentional staff rounding, mental health safety, patient engagement, peer support, psychosocial interventions, recovery outcomes
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Inpatient psychiatric units are often the first point of stabilization for individuals in crisis, many of whom are experiencing acute anxietFy or depression. Standard treatment models include group therapy, individual sessions with psychiatrists and therapists, medication management,...

Unlocking Success: 6 Ways Technology Enhances Substance Use Disorder Treatment and Access to Addiction Recovery Care

• By: Heather Martinez NextGen Healthcare
• October 23rd, 2023
• addiction recovery, crisis intervention, data security, digital access, electronic health records, Fall 2023 Issue, insurance claims, interoperability, medication-assisted treatment, mobile apps, online scheduling, patient engagement, practice management, revenue cycle management, sobriety tracking, substance use disorder, technology, teletherapy, virtual visits
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In today's competitive market, for-profit addiction recovery organizations can employ sophisticated IT solutions to engage clients more effectively while streamlining operations and reducing costs. The right technology can radically transform an individual’s path to recovery and ensure long-term...

Engaging Patients at Critical Moments is Key to Improving Behavioral Health Outcomes

• By: Deborah Jean Parsons, PhD Aspire Health Alliance
• October 1st, 2019
• behavioral health, care coordination, emergency department, integrated care, mental health, patient engagement, social determinants of health, substance use
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Massachusetts is home to thousands of individuals with behavioral health needs who lack access to quality care. In fact, according to recent estimates, only 54 percent of adults with mental illness in Massachusetts receive any kind of mental or behavioral health treatment (SAMHSA, Behavioral Health...