A National Survey of Physicians, Nurses, and Mental Health Professionals
Are Health care Professionals Ready to Address Patients’ Substance Use and Mental Health Disorders?
[Sponsored] Primary and acute care practitioners have unique opportunities and a growing sense of responsibility to address substance use and mental health disorders in routine office visits. A survey was sent to 676 physicians, nurses, and nurse practitioners to assess their skills and confidence in conducting substance use Screening & Brief Interventions (SBI)—an evidence-based approach to prevent, reduce, and treat behavioral health concerns. Results reported in this case study indicate a need and demand for SBI training as the nation faces a behavioral health crisis. Download the Case Study to find the results.
Download Case Study to learn more
Sponsored By
Fill out my online form.
By submitting this form, you agree to receive periodic communications from Kognito. You may unsubscribe at any time.Related Resources
Guides/Reports
These guiding principles outline how chief nurse executives, chief information officers and industry partners stakeholders can work together to…
Guides/Reports
Learn about the expectations, assumptions, and challenges facing the multi-generational workforce of early-careerist nurse leaders.
Reflections
In 2017 a delegation of nurse leaders traveled abroad, to Israel with the AONL board president an CEO.
Book
?Member Only? This book explores the need for nurse leaders to support the development of a culture of communication from the administrative level to…
Guides/Reports
Communicating internally and externally is one of the most difficult, yet critical, responsibilities leaders face.
Guides/Reports
Health care systems increasingly are identifying strategies and interventions to improve the health of their patients and the communities they serv