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#partialhospitalizationprograms (PHPs) are a type of #mentalhealth intervention that offers concentrated, brief-term assistance to those who necessitate organized assistance and therapy, yet do not necessitate continuous inpatient care. Partial Hospitalization Programs are commonly tailored to cater to the needs of persons who are grappling with #MentalHealthDisorders , substance misuse problems, or a co-occurrence of both conditions. . . . . . . . . . #partialhospitalizationprograms #mentalhealth #mentalhealthcare #contactus

Today is #WorldSuicidePreventionDay. A day to raise awareness, spread hope, and stand together in support of those who are struggling. Let’s break the silence, connect with one another, and remind everyone that they are never alone. Did you know that we offer an outpatient clinic for medical management? Call today at 318-222-6226 for an appointment or to make a referral. If you or a loved one is thinking about suicide, call or text the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline immediately. #SPM24 #BeThere

Utilizing a Day Treatment model of care, also known as PHP (Partial Hospitalization Program) and IOP (Intensive Outpatient Program), we address the unique needs of each individual we serve. Our holistic approach integrates medical, therapeutic, and psychosocial interventions, including: ✅ Individual and group therapies ✅ Medication management ✅ Relapse prevention training Call us if we can help you or someone you know get started today: ☎ 413-614-0118 #substanceusedisorder #addictionrecovery #recoveryispossible #recoveryjourney #recoverycommunity #recoverysupport

Up to 20% of the population reports feeling “white coat syndrome” when coming into contact with medical doctors. Hospitals have a unique opportunity to mitigate and/or eliminate healthcare-induced anxiety with patient eduction designed to alleviate stress as well as inform. #healthliteracy #patienteducation #patientexperience

On behalf of the Academy of Acute Care Physical Therapy, we’re sharing an important survey with you! Outcome measures are an integral part of physical therapist practice and implementation can have a multifaceted effect on patient care delivery. This clinical practice guideline (CPG) from APTA Acute Care was developed to identify a core set of outcome measures for adults requiring acute care hospitalization. Share your comments by completing this survey https://lnkd.in/gtwqrCjm on the draft CPG https://shorturl.at/RaRqK. #PhysicalTherapy #AcuteCare #APTA

Helping patients manage their care at home successfully will be key.

Lung Sounds! identifying the disorder is vital to the outcome of patient care in Emergency prehospital and in hospital settings

"BACK TO BASICS" "PUTTING PATIENTS FIRST" !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Well, let's be serious, how adequate is that thinking in our current super fast, over digititalised, over burocratic and modernised world? Do we as HCPs still have the time to properly care and assess a patient? Or do we even want to? Do we still have the time and motivation to spend more than a few minutes per patient, especially as we have to sell them more medical exams as insurance systems reduce coverage? Global shortage of HCPs and centralisation of high profile treatment modalities is definitely not helping. What is the solution? MORE HCPs!!!!!!! More motivation!!!! Where, how? Easy "BACK TO BASICS" on HCP level as well. What do you think??? #healthcareprofessionals #quomi #becausewetreatpatients #backtobasics #patients #puttingpatientsfirst

The addition of needed medications per patient increases the likelihood of negative drug interaction side effects, which can lead to unnecessary falls for patients. Having an integrated behavioral health program can help skilled nursing centers recognize these patients who are at risk. https://lnkd.in/ehUjaitZ #MedicationSafety #DrugInteractions #BehavioralHealth #PatientCare #Healthcare #NursingLife #PatientSafety

Inpatient Care: 1)- Completed SAM. if age up to 06 months. And visible severe wasting or breast feeding difficulties after mothers counseling or oedema of both feet. If age 06 months and above and MUAC less than 115* mm or W/H<-3 ZScore. And poor appetite or medical Complication