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More employers are addressing mental health
“A new survey finds more employers are improving access to mental health care, including offering on-site counseling and online programs to address anxiety, depression, sleep and pain.” Read more
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The Big Word Holding Health Care Back: Interoperability
Interoperability, the exchange of data across systems, is essential for the functionality of modern technology. However, it has created major challenges in the health care industry. Read more
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Focus on Equity, Literacy, and Advocacy Needed to Curb Maternal Deaths among Black Women
Black women in America are three to four times more likely to die from pregnancy-related causes than their white counterparts. AmeriHealth Caritas addresses this and identifies a potential solution. Read…
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Nationwide psychiatrist shortage’s impact on South Carolina
More individuals nationwide are seeking help for mental health concerns. While many are getting the help they need, the demand for workers in the field is outpacing supply. SC education…
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FDA to Eliminate Health Disparities in Clinical Trials, Research
The FDA is taking new steps to eliminate health disparities in clinical trials, research, and treatments of chronic and debilitating diseases, ranging from cancer to diabetes to HIV/AIDS. Read more
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Two-time HPEB alumna Megan Weis receives SCPHA’s James A. Hayne and Voice of Public Health Awards
Reprinted with the permission of the Arnold School of Public Health at the University of South Carolina. Click here to read the original article published June 11, 2019 by Erin Bluvas. Megan Weis received…
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Despite efforts to boost their numbers, African Americans account for just 6% of doctors in SC
African Americans make up 27.3% of South Carolina’s population, and yet 6.15% of the healthcare workforce in the state. Physicians that represent diverse populations can inspire more youth to seek…
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Mental Health Experts Urge Residents to Seek Help
The stigma around mental illness and treatment has resulted in serious consequences, as people often feel alone and too ashamed to seek treatment. Berkeley Community Mental Health Center seeks to…
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Payer 4 out of 5 Employees Rate Office Well-Being Programs as Valuable
In a recently conducted survey, 70% of workers stayed in their job because of well-being programs and 80% see programs focused on well-being as an important investment. Read More