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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 October, we had a chance to hear from two #MentalHealth organizations with value-based arrangements related to #PeerSupport. Catch the key takeaways from their case studies here: https://t.co/4ZisyjDOMD

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For the role of #PeerSupport specialist to be a sustainable one, #MentalHealth provider organizations need a steady source of reimbursement for these services. The big question: what kind of reimbursement will payers provide? https://t.co/xAItPCiVjp

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Despite the spread of #PeerSupport programs, challenges remain, including poorly defined roles and #stigma. Explore more in this research summary about the challenges and positive progress of incorporating peer providers into #MentalHealth treatment: https://t.co/xGaINxxcxE

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“In order to run a really effective #PeerSupport program, the #MentalHealth organization has to prepare ahead of time.” Listen in as Patrick Hendry explores effective peer-run programs and organizations across the country: https://t.co/6zwGzXqiV7

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David’s sharing his experiences living with #MentalIllness from the moment he received a diagnosis of #BipolarDisorder through his personal journey to #hope, #recovery, & #wellness. Hear his story: https://t.co/EpS7wdTLKl

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#PsychU’s “Reaching For Recovery” series provides valuable information about #MentalIllnesses and their potential treatments. Download them today! #Schizophrenia: https://t.co/5GWOFJcsqR #Depression: https://t.co/OBLJJAolX8 #BipolarDisorder: https://t.co/67HljgAfmp

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Lesa’s journey began with common symptomology for major #depression – but she sought help from her primary care provider. Hear her story in “Getting Well & Staying Well: A Shared Patient & Provider Case Study”: https://t.co/FKpv3lTChq #MentalHealthMatters

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Does your organization, or others your organization partners with, provide opportunities for patients to become #PeerSupport professionals?

An estimated 8.4 million Americans provide care to an adult loved one living with a #MentalHealth or emotional health condition. Today #PsychU, and our 40,000+ #HealthCare professional members, salute the invaluable assistance our nation’s #caregivers provide all year long.

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