Assembled’s Post

Lyra Health is on a mission to transform mental health care for employees and their families. As they expanded their reach, they teamed up with Assembled to tackle the complexities of scheduling, forecasting, and real-time reporting. Enter Case Lifecycle: a revolutionary new data model that tracks every interaction within a case, providing detailed insights and ensuring resources are perfectly allocated. The result? Lyra Health saw their chat forecast accuracy soar to a mere 1.1% error rate and the team consistently hits their service level goals, even during peak times. With Assembled by their side, Lyra Health is now better equipped to deliver on their mission. Curious how they did it? Read the full story here: https://hubs.ly/Q02JQ0F20

In today’s economy, community-based mental health organizations face plenty of challenges, not the least of which is finding a way to service growing demand in the face of having to work with tighter budgets. Especially here in VA, where the Department of Medical Assistance Services (DMAS) is pushing for more integrated care, it’s more difficult than ever for clinicians working in these agencies to keep their heads above the proverbial waters, let alone STAY ahead! Moving from paper to an online platform can make a big difference, helping providers keep their case notes organized and ntm making the process of submitting billing much easier and cleaner. Supporting the current shifts in the market is key to ensuring that these vital services remain strong and effective. ✊ 💯

Today, we're shining a spotlight on the first pillar of patient-centered technology: efficient asynchronous communication. In our ongoing series on transforming perinatal mental health care, we're diving deep into how Moodr Health is revolutionizing care by enabling seamless messaging between patients and providers. By providing a simple yet effective way for non-urgent communication to flow between parties, we're not only ensuring that the most pressing matters are attended to first but also increasing the likelihood of patient engagement. Stay tuned to learn more about how we're redefining communication in perinatal mental health care and paving the way for a more accessible and efficient healthcare experience for all. 📱 🖥 ➡️ Full article linked here: https://lnkd.in/e95cZU7Q

🧠🔬 Receptiviti Turns Data into Impact by Making Dataset Public In the wake of the pandemic, Receptiviti embarked on a mission to document the impact on the mental health of healthcare professionals. Today, we're excited to share a ground-breaking dataset and our commitment to understanding and addressing psychological distress on a global scale. 🚀🩺   💡 Empowering Research and Progress By opening up this dataset, we're providing a valuable resource for researchers, educators, and practitioners to delve into the nuances of psychological trauma. Together, we can contribute to advancements in detection and treatment. The dataset is now open for researchers to explore upon request. 🤝📚 🏥 Inside the Dataset The Healthcare Professionals’ Mental Wellbeing Dataset features daily language from 4,138 nurses and 2,585 doctors, sourced from their Reddit submissions— it spans 4 years and is comprised of a staggering 3.9 million comments: it's a narrative of resilience, challenges, and the human experience in the face of adversity. 💬🌍   📊 Dataset Highlights As a showcase, we've conducted a 4-year longitudinal study identifying shifts in mental wellness among healthcare professionals. The article linked below offers highlights of the study, focusing on 3 periods of time where the impact on mental health is significant. 🧠🔬   #HealthcareInsights #MentalHealthResearch #DataForChange #TraumaAwareness #ReceptivitiJourney   https://lnkd.in/g8QgQKwx

Can’t wait to have George Slavich, PhD speak to us about how stress impacts the human brain and body. I am endlessly in awe and inspired by this topic. We get to choose how we react to stressors, whether we cry alone, repress the feelings, call a friend, and take a hot shower. We are not a victim of what happens to us and there are pathways to resilience even when things are hard. Those pathways not only help us feel less stressed, they can even impact whether the stress hurts us physically. George Slavich, PhD will explain this in more technical terms 😆😆

Did you know? 🤔 Virtual group therapy has been shown to be just as effective as one-to-one sessions. Evaluation of our Shine Bright Mental Health Virtual Groups has shown that our large-scale consultations for 100+ patients can have comparable results to NHS Talking Therapies, helping reduce GP workload and patient demand. Are you a practice, PCN or system looking to try something new and effective? Embrace the future of mental health with us, where technology meets care.

🎙️ New Episode Alert: Making Waves in Health Tech 🌊 We're excited to share our latest episode featuring Motivo Health, an innovative platform addressing a critical gap in mental health care. Did you know? 57% of therapists who obtain a master’s degree in counseling never get licensed because they cannot find a clinical supervisor or cannot afford one. This means we are losing more than half of our supply of therapists. Motivo Health is trying to change that. In this episode, we’ll hear from Rachel McCrickard, LMFT, who founded Motivo Health after her personal struggles finding clinical supervision in rural areas. Highlights 🔹 Motivo Health is on a mission to increase the number of licensed mental health providers by providing accessible, affordable clinical supervision with a supervisor network of more than 1,200 clinicians. 🔹 Many of Motivo Health’s supervisors work in safety-net settings, and 70% of the company’s current supervisees reside in a Mental Health Professional Shortage Area. Listen now and join the conversation on increasing mental health care accessibility! https://lnkd.in/gqjW_m24 #MakingWavesInHealthTech #MentalHealthAccess #HealthcareInnovation #DigitalHealth

Multidisciplinary care In theory, mental health care is ideal as a collaborative one. Essentially, it is a multidisciplinary one. And most good hospitals has all the professionals required. In practice, it is all these professionals sitting in nearby cabins within the same hospital and doing individual work. There is no or minimal collaboration. There is no or minimal interaction. There is no or minimal integration. Just a bunch of professionals in the same place.

Shared insights on the critical intersection of public health issues and technology at Global Conference on Public Health 2024. In an era where mental health is paramount, let's unlock technology's power for positive change💡 #PublicHealthTech #MentalHealthMatters #GCPHInsights #InnovationInHealthcare #DigitalHealthcare #PublicHealthDiscussion #MentalWellnessTech

The future of mental healthcare is absolutely exciting. The advancement of tech will become the new frontier of healthcare. Soon mental health therapists will no longer face barriers from counseling across state lines. Mental healthcare will be assessable to more people than ever before. More therapists will have virtual practices reducing overhead, helping clinicians grow a sustainable business. Think what you will about how quickly technology is changing the landscape of mental health, we can’t deny its existence. As mental health professionals, we can either embrace this technology or we can ignore it. The future of our profession is on the verge of exciting advancements ahead. What do you think? *** Are you a healthcare creator and you want to turn your content into extra income? Subscribe to my newsletter for healthcare creators. Subscribe here -> johncordray.com/newsletter