The coronavirus pandemic has made telehealth a necessity for continuity of care in a behavioral health. How do you create the best telehealth experience for your clients?
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Children’s Mental Health Awareness Day is an opportunity to focus on the mental health and well-being of our young people as they struggle to come to terms with the effects of the coronavirus pandemic.
This year, Mental Health Month is especially pertinent, as we grapple with the coronavirus pandemic. It is a prime time for employers to ensure staff are practicing self-care techniques.
With people feeling more anxious and isolated because of COVID-19, many behavioral health professionals and their clients are being forced to adapt telehealth technology. But finding affordable and easy-to-implement HIPAA-compliant technology can be a challenge.
If you missed our recent webinar on CCHBC certification criteria, this blog recaps the key insights our experts shared, along with links to watch the webinar on demand.
The coronavirus pandemic has required a quick switchover to telehealth for many behavioral health organizations. Fortunately, there are plenty of resources available to guide organisation to overcoming barriers. Here are six tips to help you make the shift to telehealth.
This week would have been NatCon20, while COVID-19 may have changed our plans, it doesn’t change our desire to help healthcare providers. This blog shares the resources we would have had available at NatCon20 as well as our COVID-19 toolkit.
The coronavirus crisis means behavioral and mental healthcare professionals must provide care from a safe distance. Telehealth and telepsychiatry can help you do this. Here are five best practices you need to know.
Over the years, online learning has come very far in terms of how healthcare professionals use technology to maintain their credentials and stay current on best practices in their field. It can also play a significant role in making your onboarding program more efficient.
The CCBHC Demonstration Program may very well outline the future of community behavioral health services. Which providers can become a CCBHC?
Social workers perform a vital role in helping individuals access the services and resources they need. This year's Social Work Appreciation Month highlights the fact that social workers have been working for generations to improve the lives of every single American.
If you've just hired a star employee to work at your behavioral or community healthcare center, consider using pre-boarding to ensure you make a great first impression on their first day of work.
Considering the amount of turnover in behavioral and community healthcare, retaining quality staff is a struggle. Yet, the interviews you conduct can make the biggest difference in the quality of staff you hire.
In January we partnered with The National Council to discuss the future of CCBHCs and how clinics can leverage CCBHC status to further staff training and combat workforce shortages and development. Read the highlights of our webinar.
With Healthcare organizations often struggling to hire highly qualified staff, you need to be sure you're following interview best practices.
