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– NeuroFlow, a company focused on uncovering hidden behavioral health needs to enable more effective care, today published new research findings demonstrating how technology can significantly improve the ability to identify…
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Current clinician-based and automated risk assessment methods treat the risk of suicide-related behaviors (SRBs) as static, while in actual clinical practice, SRB risk fluctuates over time. Here, we develop two closely related model classes,…
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Melanie Balestra, a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner, attorney & author of the book Suicide: A Mother’s Journey Through Her Childs Pain joins eHealth Radio and the Health News and Mental Health Channels.
Listen to interview with…
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Neil Leibowitz, MD, JD – Chief Medical Officer, Vita Health
Too many have lost a loved one to suicide. Every 11 minutes someone dies by suicide in the US, often without warning. Suicidality has historically been…
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Since being launched in 2022, crisis counselors working for the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline have answered more than 10 million calls.
The hotline provides free, confidential support for people who are in emotional distress,…
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In this case study, Ellescope, an alumnus company of the Accelerating FemTech programme, shares how their maternal health screening software is helping clinicians address health disparities in maternity. Overview High rates of maternal deaths and…
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by Syed Hamza Sohail 10/04/2024 Leave a Comment
What You Should Know:
Videra Health Partners with NSCG: Videra Health, an AI-driven clinical operations platform, has partnered with North South Consulting Group (NSCG) to help prevent suicide-related…
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Douglas Newton, MD, MPH, Chief Medical Officer of Rula Health
With rising rates of loneliness, isolation and an alarming increase in suicide, the mental health crisis faced by youth in the United States requires urgent…
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New federal requirements on wireless carriers could help address the nation’s mental health crisis and improve local suicide prevention response and patient care, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services said in an…
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Telemental health company Brightside Health has expanded to serve teens ages 13 to 17, the company announced Tuesday.
The San Francisco-based company has traditionally served adults with mild to severe clinical depression, anxiety and other…
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