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- by News-Medical
- 12 Mar, 2024
Trauma screening may help connect children to specific mental-health services
Each year between 200,000 and 270,000 children and youth enter foster care placements with child welfare services, and many more children receive child welfare services while remaining in their parent's care, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
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- by Editorial
- 12 Mar, 2024
The Guardian view on the privatisation of health: outsourcing will not save the NHS
Editorial: Buying care from the private sector brings short-term relief, but it won’t solve the problem of underfunding
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- by Texas Standard
- 11 Mar, 2024
Uninsured country: Affordable health care eludes many family farmers and ranchers
Americans who operate small family farms and ranches often cannot get adequate health care and insurance. A journalist who spent her summers on her family’s Texas ranch writes about relatives’ struggles and the challenges rural residents face today.
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- by Military.com
- 11 Mar, 2024
VA and Pentagon Roll Out Shared Electronic Health Record System in Chicago as Bug Fixes Continue
The rollout marks the first since the VA paused its adoption of the Oracle Cerner system after issues arose with implementation and patient safety.
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health
- by KGET 17
- 11 Mar, 2024
Adventist Health’s Commitment to Women’s Cardiovascular Health
Did you know that heart disease is the number one killer of women in the U.S.? Adventist Health opened the Women’s Health Center in 2013 in response to fill the gap in assessing women for the…
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health
- by PRNewswire
- 11 Mar, 2024
Brightline JAMA Study Finds Costs Associated with Pediatric Mental Health Conditions Have Risen 31%
/PRNewswire/ -- Researchers from Brightline, a comprehensive pediatric behavioral health solution built for children, teens, their parents, and caregivers,...
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- by EMS1
- 11 Mar, 2024
FirstNet, built with AT&T, identifies steps to address mental health and wellness in public safety
A recently published white paper establishes a path for public safety legislative advocacy
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- by Ernie Mundell
- 11 Mar, 2024
Medical costs for kids' mental health jumped 31% in five years, study finds
The cost to American families of caring for a child with a mental health condition rose by almost a third between 2017 and 2021, a new report finds, to an average of $4,361 per year.
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- by Anna Ballweber
- 11 Mar, 2024
Sanford Health in Fargo now offering AI-assisted colonoscopies
The location in Fargo is the first facility in North Dakota to utilize the Medtronic GI Genius, the first FDA-cleared artificial intelligence-assisted colonoscopy.
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health
- by Alabama Reflector
- 11 Mar, 2024
Facing public backlash, some health care companies are abandoning hospital deals
State lawmakers are tangling with hospitals over potential health care mergers, in some cases derailing deals they think don’t serve the public interest.
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- by Corrie Pelc
- 11 Mar, 2024
Why gut health influences our heart health: Experts explain the link
In this Special Feature, we look at the most recent research on, and ask the experts why our gut health is so important in maintaining cardiovascular health.
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health
- by Victoria Knight,Peter Sullivan
- 11 Mar, 2024
💸 Health Care: Health budget wish list
President Biden's 2025 budget proposes flat funding for the Department of Health and Human Services, along with a mandate to expand on noteworthy reforms in the Inflation Reduction Act, Victoria reports.
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- by Mary Anne Pazanowski
- 11 Mar, 2024
UNC Health to Pay $1.1 Million Attorneys’ Fees in Bias Lawsuit
Sight-impaired patients won a combined attorneys’ fee award of more than $1.1 million against the University of North Carolina Health System in a disability discrimination lawsuit.
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health
- by Science X
- 11 Mar, 2024
International conference champions health benefits of intermittent fasting and Ramadan
International experts have lent intermittent fasting and Ramadan fasting their support, saying going without food even for short periods can help alleviate the adverse impact of a host of health problems.
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health
- by Nicole Leonard
- 11 Mar, 2024
Philadelphia hospital program provides mental health services for trauma survivors
The new psychology team at the Penn Trauma Violence Recovery Program has already provided about 46 survivors with short- and long-term therapy.
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health
- by Lauren Giella
- 11 Mar, 2024
Health care CEO laments how women "disappear" at senior leadership level
Froedtert Health CEO Cathy Jacobson says companies must empower women to advance their careers while having kids, otherwise "you lose people."
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health
- by Carolina Journal -
- 11 Mar, 2024
CON court filing criticizes NC health regulators, Duke
A medical imaging company has filed paperwork in North Carolina’s highest court criticizing state regulators and Duke Health for their legal strategy in a certificate-of-need dispute. Duke and the state Department of Health and Human Services challenge the state Court of Appeals’ September 2023 decision to affirm a CON ruling favoring Pinnacle Health Services. Pinnacle needed the CON to operate a magnetic resonance imaging scanner in Wake Forest.
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health
- by News-Medical
- 11 Mar, 2024
The Role of WHO Guidelines in Shaping Global Health Policies
The global role of the WHO lies in its establishment and monitoring of international standards or guidelines, helping to standardize healthcare services and goals worldwide.
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health
- by UPI
- 11 Mar, 2024
Youngsters' mental health costs Jumped 31% in five years, report says
The cost to American families of caring for a child with a mental health condition rose by almost a third between 2017 and 2021, to an average $4,361 per year, a new report finds.
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health
- by Texas A&M Today
- 11 Mar, 2024
Public Health Professor Earns National Recognition For Leadership In Education
Jennifer Griffith, who helped launch the School of Public Health's undergraduate program in 2014, is credited for creating an engaging learning environment that focuses on student success.
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