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Garrett Eastman

Mental Health, United States, 2010 - 1 views

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    "includes mental health statistics at the national and State levels from 35 different data sources. The report is organized into three sections: * People: the mental health status of the U.S. population and prevalence of mental illness; * Providers: providers and settings for mental health services, types of mental health services, and rates of utilization; * Payers: expenditures and sources of funding for mental health services"
Garrett Eastman

Experts-Assess-Impact-of-Health-Reform-on-Mental-Health-Coverage-11110.aspx (applicatio... - 0 views

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    "unless states carefully regulate the plans that compete in the exchanges and the benefits that they offer, people with mental illness, who typically have higher health care costs, are at risk of receiving poorer quality care."
Garrett Eastman

When state evaluates drugs for mental health, drug makers play undisclosed role - 0 views

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    not an independent review/approval process for mh drugs
Garrett Eastman

DoD, VA, and HHS Report on Improving Mental Health Services for Military, Veterans, and... - 0 views

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    from the introduction: "his progress report outlines advances made to date to expand the quality and availability of mental health care services for active military service members, veterans, and their families. Highlights of the report include: Increasing the capacity of the Veterans Crisis Line Building partnerships between the VA and community-based mental health providers Increasing the number of VA mental health providers and peer specialists Implementing a national suicide prevention campaign."
Tom Fields

State Agency Promotes Integrated Mental Health and Addiction Treatment for Co-Occurring... - 0 views

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    The policies include mandatory screening for both disorders using validated tools, a learning collaborative and evaluations to promote quality improvement, and financial incentives to clinics achieving various service benchmarks. The department also offers training to help providers with various issues related to these policies.
Garrett Eastman

Is the US increasingly a nation of psychoses? - 0 views

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    clinical psychology paper looks at decades of data
Sarah Eeee

1 Boring Old Man » either way… - 0 views

  • The point of bringing this discussion up is that I said when the etiology and treatment of a particular condition became clear, it would no longer be "psychiatric" and gave as examples Syphilis and Epilepsy. I was arguing that psychiatry was the medical specialty that dealt with the things that didn’t fit, the ambiguous.
    • Sarah Eeee
       
      Interesting take on the role of psychiatry
  • If many depressions are in the life/mind ball park, then those patients need someone who thinks like me. Doctors didn’t give up on diabetics because they hadn’t yet discovered insulin. The notion that psychiatry is only clinical neuroscience as Dr. Insel says just seems strange to me. Sick people don’t much care about "future help." They’re more in a "right now" frame of mind.
  • We’re still hacking at mental illnesses, doing what we can.
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  • Thus far, "souped up" antidepressant  therapy doesn’t seem to have added very much, but hope springs eternal for some. The problem for me is that the STAR*D and CO-MED studies have been so oddly done and reported that I can’t even tell if they answer their own stated questions either way…
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