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PsychU is investigating digital innovation by focusing on Data & Technology To Improve Mental Health. Throughout 2019 you can #JoinTheConversation by interacting with resources from this year’s campaign: Informed. Engaged. Connected. #GetInformed with our tech and other mental health topic research summaries, news, trends, and perspectives; #PlugIn and engage with mental health thought leaders on our webinars; and #StayConnected by following PsychU on Twitter and LinkedIn.

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In just two years, the PsychU community has grown to over 40,000 physicians, clinicians, care managers, nurses, pharmacists, payers, administrators, and mental health professionals. Join us as we continue our efforts towards improving the future of mental health care through information, discussion, and collaboration.

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Have you implemented a formal process to measure the #TherapeuticAlliance within the organization where you work, or with the providers you work with?

Are you looking for meaningful #MentalHealth information you can share with your patients about #MentalIllness as a way to build the #TherapeuticAlliance? Visit the #PsychU Patient & Caregiver site and download resources today: https://t.co/I3coiP0my6

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Many commercial #HealthCare payers are offering more consumer-centric plans to empower individuals to take ownership of their health. But this trend often doesn’t hold for complex consumers covered by Medicaid. How might we change this? https://t.co/qtljxH2F6t

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Patients who are actively involved in their #HealthCare often show better outcomes and have lower care costs. How can #MentalHealth providers promote patient engagement? Implementing #technology and using #data are two key strategies: https://t.co/eNLNrjnUgS

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#PsychU honors #PoliceOfficers today on National #LawEnforcement Appreciation Day. When you assist individuals in crisis and connect them to services they may need, you help the #MentalHealth provider community ensure that patients are safe and on the road to recovery. Thank you!

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