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doi:10.1001/jamanetworkopen.2024.21285 Introduction Rural areas of the US have long-standing inequities in mental health outcomes and access to services, due partly to rural mental health workforce shortages.1,2 Health care professionals have multifaceted reasons for choosing rural practice; however, ...
In rural settings, specialized mental health services are often not locally accessible, particularly in terms of early screening, treatment, tertiary care, teletherapy, integrated health services and community approaches. All these approaches have been suggested ...
IDENTIFY. PREVENT. INTERVENE. Enhancing the Capacity of Rural Schools to Identify, Prevent, and Intervene in Youth Mental Health Concerns.
Even though mental illness is just as pervasive in rural communities, crisis response teams have been slow to grow beyond cities partly due to a lack of resources. Unfortunately, there's not a simple solution.
A discussion of a project which has been developed at the School of Nursing & Midwifery at Flinders University in Australia to help improve the delivery of mental health services for older people in rural areas is presented.FullerProfessor of Nursing (Primary Health Care)School of Nursing & ...
Healthoutlined a link between limited mental health resources and poor broadband internet access. The researchers indicated that poor broadband hampered efforts to deliver mental healthcare via telehealth. This comes even as virtual care has found a sweet spot in the mental and behavioral health ...
Rural communities struggle to recruit and retain doctors, nurses, dentists, mental health providers, and other important health care workers, forcing patients to travel long distances to receive care. This lack of access to care results in higher rates of preventable poor health conditions among our...
the resulting course encourages a contextual approach to user needs, specifically teaching generic mental health care skills to staff who are often working single-handed, and are required to respond appropriately, locally and safely as they work towards achieving National Mental Health crisis standards....