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COVID-19 exacerbated challenges in pediatric mental health. But tech could help.
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COVID-19 exacerbated challenges in pediatric mental health. But tech could help.

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Naomi Allen, cofounder and CEO of Brightline, discusses the ways virtual care could boost access to children’s mental health services.

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Access gaps hamper pediatric behavioral care

According to Dr. Sy Saeed, executive director at the ECU Center for Telepsychiatry, 75% of lifetime disorders begin before the age of 18, with an average of 49% having no access to care.

Access gaps hamper pediatric behavioral care
According to Dr. Sy Saeed, executive director at the ECU Center for Telepsychiatry, 75% of lifetime disorders begin before the age of 18, with an average of 49% having no access to care.
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As first CMS ACCESS performance period nears, one provider offers thoughts

Oren Nissim, CEO of Brook Health, discusses the program, which starts on July 5, and what broadening providers' access to certain tech-enabled care options could mean for Medicare beneficiaries with chronic conditions.

As first CMS ACCESS performance period nears, one provider offers thoughts
Oren Nissim, CEO of Brook Health, discusses the program, which starts on July 5, and what broadening providers' access to certain tech-enabled care options could mean for Medicare beneficiaries with chronic conditions.
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Health systems need rural healthcare reality check

Holly Davis, Bingham Healthcare CNO, says that while funding and data gaps exist, mobile phones, telemedicine and satellite internet mean that care is not as inaccessible in rural areas as healthcare leaders may think.

Health systems need rural healthcare reality check
Holly Davis, Bingham Healthcare CNO, says that while funding and data gaps exist, mobile phones, telemedicine and satellite internet mean that care is not as inaccessible in rural areas as healthcare leaders may think.
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