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Student Mental Health Crisis in Higher Education
Sasha Zhou, Ph.D., is an assistant professor in the Department of Public Health in Wayne State University’s College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. The panel included Connecticut Senator Chris Murphy (D), a member of the Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee. Zhou is a co-investigator of the Healthy Minds Network, one of the nation’s premier research organizations.
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Inovalon Launches Converged Submissions
Inovalon is a leading provider of cloud-based software solutions empowering data-driven healthcare. Converged Submissions analyzes encounter data to determine risk adjustment eligibility. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services requires Medicare Advantage plans, Medicare-Medicaid plans, and Commercial Affordable Care Act plans to submit encounter data. Incorrect submissions and errors can delay payments anywhere from 6 to 18 months.
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Read more at Yahoo Finance
Houston Health Department and Ibn Sina Foundation Partner to Provide Free or Low-Cost Vaccinations, Health Screenings, and Education
The Houston Health Department and the Ibn Sina Foundation are partnering to provide free or low-cost vaccinations, health screenings, and education. Some residents will get access to healthcare resources in their own neighborhoods. Twelve community health fairs are being organized through the health department’s Community Assistance and Transition Care of Houston Initiative (CATCH)
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Read more at Houston Public Media
Health 202: Is the Federal Government Ready to Regulate AI?
Biden is slated to sign an executive order that would expand research on women’s health. The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on whether the White House improperly pressured social media companies to remove covid misinformation. But first... Micky Tripathi on HHS’s strategic plan on the responsible use of the fast-moving technology in health care.
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Read more at The Washington Post
UofL Health - South Hospital in Bullitt County, Ky
Bullitt County was the largest county in Kentucky without an inpatient hospital. UofL Health – South Hospital opened a new hospital Monday in one of Kentucky's most populous and underserved communities. Hospital will begin accepting its first inpatients Monday afternoon.
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Read more at WHAS11.com
UK Manufacturing Employers Increasing Spending on Workforce Health and Wellbeing
Surveys by Make UK also revealed UK companies have seen an improvement in staff retention as a result. The average days lost to absence fell to 4.7 in 2023 compared to 5.6 in 2022.
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Read more at SHPonline
The European Health Data Space (EHDS) is a Big Deal
European Commission proposed the creation of a European Health Data Space (EHDS) the aim is to accelerate the digitalisation of health data, which in turn would make it easier to deliver care for EU patients when travelling abroad. The new rules aim to make it possible for a Spanish tourist to pick up a prescription in a German pharmacy, or for doctors to access the health information of an Italian patient undergoing treatment in Italy.
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Read more at pharmaphorum
Is Eating Bread Good For Your Gut?
The best bread on a budget Sainsbury’s Farmhouse Loaf White Bread, £1.45 for 800g (18.1p per 100g) This loaf contains just flour, water, salt and yeast. The theory is that bread is an easily digested carb that our bodies quickly turn into glucose, causing blood sugar levels to rise and fall – or spike.
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Read more at The Telegraph
Canada Life's MyStrength App Helps Employees Improve Their Quality of Life
MyStrength2 is the number one mental health support category that UK employees have been seeking is mindfulness. In 2023, the mindfulness category accounted for more than a third (36%) of activities completed on the app. This was followed by sleep, with more than 27% of employees completing these activities within.
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Read more at FT Adviser
Building a Mental Health Culture in the Construction Sector
Despite recent improvements, many industries have seen an increase in mental health issues following a combination of causes including the pandemic and the cost-of-living crisis. When employees struggle with their mental health this can affect their experience at work or disrupt the collaborative nature of a team. This leads to reduced satisfaction at work; potentially affecting their mentally health even further. With an overwhelmingly male-dominated workforce, until more recently, the construction industry has avoided mental health discussions and shied away from opening up and talking about mental issues
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Read more at Planning, Building & Construction Today