According to the National Institute of Mental Health, one in five adults in the United States — 52.9 million people — live with a mental health condition. Additionally, approximately half of them also have substance use disorders. Government agencies at all levels are taking swift action to provide support — but stigmas, siloed data andRead… Read more »
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Beth Meyers, Chief Nurse Executive, and Joel Rydbeck, Director of Healthcare Technology and Strategy at Infor, sat down to discuss tactics for federal agencies to consider with GovLoop. They said the answer lies in applying an integrated suite of tools that makes the most of the existing data, processes and systems of individual healthcare organizations.
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Today, nine out of 10 Americans own a mobile phone. Of that group, more than 65 percent own a smartphone. And these days it seems like you can do everything on that smartphone. Everything from email to banking to dinner reservations can be done with the swipe of a finger. And now those smartphones are… Read more »