Hantke and Lajoy’s research confirms other findings that suggest telemedicine can offer quality and convenience to vulnerable populations like rural seniors, says Dr. Arpan Waghray, a
Simply working harder will not address the challenges of improving behavioral health care in the emergency department (ED) — system-level changes are needed. To develop
Well Being Trust is led by experts who’ve dedicated their lives and careers to improving the well-being of patients and communities. We know the challenges
The Well Being Trust Toolbox, developed with Oregon Health and Science University (OHSU), intends to equip community leaders and decision makers with solutions and resources for
Tune into this episode of WIHI, The Benefits of Behavioral Health in the ED, to hear about an eight-hospital system, 18-month Institute for Healthcare Improvement initiative, Integrating
Radloff was hired in a new role: as an ED LMHC/Care Coordinator. He sits at the front of the nursing station facing the entrance to
When IHI, in partnership with Well Being Trust, convened the ED & Upstream (ED & UP) Learning Community, CCMC joined after recently launching the BH
While many hospitals nationwide have worked to address different aspects of this complex problem, few have tackled it as a system-level issue. Recognizing this, the
On November 14, 2019, 2:00 PM ET, the Institute for Healthcare Improvement & Well Being Trust will host a session on the Benefits of Behavioral
Aiming for zero Dr. Arpan Waghray discusses how Well Being Trust is Supporting Providence St. Joseph Health in working to reduce deaths by suicide Pioneered
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