Posted On: August 18, 2021
First let me say that the PHQ-9 is a fairly good tool for screening patients and identifying those who have an unmet behavioral health need. While I think computer adaptive testing is a better approach and the way of the future, there are still plenty of settings where a paper and pencil PHQ-9 is the best we can do.
Posted On: July 19, 2021
For years employers in many sectors, including healthcare, have offered funding for continuing education as an employment “benefit.” As healthcare increasingly focuses on quality of care, are there good reasons to think about this investment?
Posted On: May 25, 2021
A Behavioral Health staff huddle at the Barre Family Health Center
Does more integration mean better healthcare? What if you work in a rural practice or in a busy practice in the center of a major city? Dr. Daniel Mullin and colleagues developed the Practice Integration Profile (PIP) to create a measure of integrated primary care that compares practices and monitors integration in a practice over time. Read the post by clicking on the title.
