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Behavioral health is a component of overall health, involving the impact of behaviors like diet and exercise on an individual’s health. Behavioral health also refers to mental health and counseling services, as well as substance abuse and addiction prevention, intervention, treatment, and recovery.
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Topics: Behavioral Health, Emerging Models and Innovations
This article aims to better define the roles of peers and their unique contributions to behavioral health care.
This webinar describes how practicing social workers transitioned to tele-behavioral health services during the pandemic.
Topics: Behavioral Health, Nursing, Staffing, Workforce Demand, Workforce Supply
This article compares wages and patterns of employment among skilled nursing facilities therapy staff to estimate immediate and gradual effects of PDPM implementation.
Topics: Behavioral Health, COVID-19, Policy, Staffing, Telehealth, Workforce Demand, Workforce Supply
This report investigates systems-level factors and service delivery following COVID-19-related state and federal regulatory changes and their impact on behavioral health workforce capacity. Results of this study can inform future behavioral health workforce planning efforts, specifically around identifying and removing barriers to maximizing workforce capacity.
Topics: Behavioral Health, COVID-19, Telehealth
This report provides a summary of the findings related to telebehavioral health workforce development opportunities and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
