back to Resources BLOG Rethinking How Hospitals Measure Behavioral Health Success Hospitals that see improved long-term results in behavioral health patients will be those that prioritize metrics aligned with their care pathways. Originally published on MedCity News...
back to Resources BLOG From PHQ-9 to P&L: Quantifying the Financial Impact of Behavioral Health Outcomes By: Sara Gotheridge, MD, Chief Medical Officer at Array Behavioral Care Outcomes That Move Cost What if improving depression outcomes could reduce total cost...
back to Resources BLOG SERIES BEHAVIORAL HEALTH IN THE ED (Part 3 of 3) Rethinking Behavioral Health Care in the ED: Why Staffing Model Design Drives Throughput In Parts 1 and 2 of this series, we explored the operational and financial impact of behavioral health...
back to Resources BLOG SERIES BEHAVIORAL HEALTH IN THE ED (Part 2 of 3) The Financial Impact of Behavioral Health Boarding in the ED In Part 1 of this series, we explored the operational strain that behavioral health patients place on emergency departments: longer...
back to Resources BLOG SERIES BEHAVIORAL HEALTH IN THE ED (Part 1 of 3) The Operational Impact of Behavioral Health on the Emergency Department Emergency department performance is measured in throughput, capacity, and time. Behavioral health has a big impact on all...
