On May 25, 2022, President Biden issued Executive Order 14074, titled “Advancing Effective, Accountable Policing and Criminal Justice Practices to Enhance Public Trust and Public Safety”. This article examines this decision through
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In many ways, the movement toward success in Mobile-Integrated Healthcare (MIH) wouldn’t be possible without modern technology. This is one of the reasons MIH is exciting – it’s a natural evolution of
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Social workers bring a valuable skillset to Mobile Integrated Healthcare. Social workers are trained to examine a patient’s health and environmental picture, making them ideal partners for crisis-response teams, co-responder units, and
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Co-responder programs have emerged as a crucial tool in improving police-community relations. These programs involve pairing specially trained mental health professionals with law enforcement officers to respond to incidents involving individuals experiencing
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For those curious about starting a mobile integrated healthcare-community paramedic program (MIH-CP), it’s helpful to have practical examples of successful community paramedicine programs. Let’s highlight five examples of successful MIH-CP programs. While
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Co-responder programs have emerged as an innovative approach to addressing the complex needs of individuals incarcerated with mental illness who come into contact with the criminal justice system. These programs involve a
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If you’re considering starting a Mobile Integrated Health-Community Paramedic Program (MIH-CP), you might wonder about the difference between a community paramedic and a regular paramedic. This guide will discuss their differences and
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Should officers have formalized training in mental health crisis response? Co-responder programs take a collaborative approach to addressing mental health crises that typically involve pairing law enforcement officers with mental health professionals
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Home health aides are essential for many people to survive and thrive in their homes. The Home Health Aide shortage has put numerous patients at risk and left them struggling to find
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Co-responder programs are typically collaborative teams comprised of law enforcement and mental health professionals who respond to mental health crises in the community. However, many alternative response types utilizing EMS and other
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