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A group of UK academics are calling for targets for mental health in order to meet the healthcare challenges of the next decade.
Published today in
Journal of Mental Health researchers set out four overarching goals that will speed up implementation of mental health research and give a clear direction for researchers and funders to focus their efforts when it comes to better understanding the treatment of mental health.
The treatment of mental illness currently brings substantial costs to not only the NHS, but also to the individual and wider society, and the need for innovation to promote good mental health has never been greater. In an effort to catalyse this innovation, the researchers have set out four ambitious targets:
Future-proofing mental health
10 May 2021, 14:18 GMT+10
London [UK], May 10 (ANI): A group of UK academics recently called for targets for mental health in order to meet the healthcare challenges of the next decade.
Published in Journal of Mental Health researchers set out four overarching goals that will speed up the implementation of mental health research and give a clear direction for researchers and funders to focus their efforts when it comes to better understanding the treatment of mental health.
The treatment of mental illness currently brings substantial costs to not only the NHS, but also to the individual and wider society, and the need for innovation to promote good mental health has never been greater. In an effort to catalyse this innovation, the researchers have set out four ambitious targets:- Halve the number of children and young people experiencing persistent mental health problems- Improve our understanding of the links between physical and mental health, and
Experts set out research roadmap to prioritise key areas for future-proofing mental health ANI | Updated: May 10, 2021 09:25 IST
London [UK], May 10 (ANI): A group of UK academics recently called for targets for mental health in order to meet the healthcare challenges of the next decade.
Published in Journal of Mental Health researchers set out four overarching goals that will speed up the implementation of mental health research and give a clear direction for researchers and funders to focus their efforts when it comes to better understanding the treatment of mental health.
The treatment of mental illness currently brings substantial costs to not only the NHS, but also to the individual and wider society, and the need for innovation to promote good mental health has never been greater. In an effort to catalyse this innovation, the researchers have set out four ambitious targets:
82 Percent of Employees with Panic Attacks Find Relief With Digital Therapeutic
Study in Journal of Mental Health and Clinic Psychology Confirms Freespira Drastically Reduces Panic Disorder Severity
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KIRKLAND, Wash., April 28, 2021 /PRNewswire/
Freespira, Inc., the maker of the first FDA-cleared digital therapeutic to significantly reduce or eliminate symptoms of panic attacks, panic disorder (PD) and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in only 28 days, today announced that the
Journal of Mental Health and Clinical Psychology published data demonstrating that PD severity can be significantly reduced with its first-of-its-kind treatment.
Crossover Health conducted the study with eligible employees at its Midtown, New York City health center.
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Following Gov. Mark Gordon s request for an additional $500 million funding cut, the Wyoming Department of Health has come up with a way to shave close to $47 million from its general fund budget.
About $3 million of that proposed reduction comes from the elimination of a program that provides care coordination for children with complex mental, emotional and behavioral health needs.
The department partners with Wyoming Medicaid and Megellan, a private healthcare company, to offer families what are called High Fidelity Wraparound Services. It provides mental and physical healthcare, along with other supports, that allow children to stay in their homes and in their schools.