How Artificial Intelligence Can Help Combat Addiction

• By: Temitope Fabayo, BA, MBA-HR DMC HomeCare
• October 22nd, 2024
• artificial intelligence, Fall 2024 Issue, healthcare, personalized care, recovery, substance use disorder, technology, telehealth, treatment
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Substance use disorder is a worldwide problem. A report by the Addiction Center shows that in the United States, more than 21 million people have a substance use disorder. Another report by the National Drug Control Budget highlights that the government spends more than $44.5 billion dollars...

Improving Staff and Patient Satisfaction with Compliance Technology

• By: | InvisALERT Solutions | ObservSMART
• April 24th, 2024
• compliance, data-driven approach, interdisciplinary collaboration, patient and staff satisfaction, personalized care, Spring 2024 Issue, technology
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In Healthcare, behavioral health experiences significant challenges, including physical and psychological components of patient well-being. Successfully addressing these challenges involves integrating data-driven technology into quality of care. This article delves into the correlation between...

Outcome of Schizophrenia in Later Life: Conceptual Changes and Implications for Treatment and Policy

• By: Carl I. Cohen, MD SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University Division of Geriatric Psychiatry & Center of Excellence for Alzheimer’s Disease
• July 19th, 2023
• clinical recovery, cognition, depression, mental health, older adults, personalized care, psychiatry, quality of life, remission, research, schizophrenia, Summer 2023 Issue
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In tandem with the greying of the general population, there has been a dramatic increase in the number of older adults with schizophrenia (OAS). Since 2000, there has been a doubling of persons aged 55 and over with schizophrenia and they now comprise about one-fourth of all persons with...