EMS managers often feel slightly off-balanced when managing a mobile integrated healthcare program. EMS directors and supervisors are focused and dedicated to their current jobs – managing the day-to-day of a 911
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Learn MoreCo-Responder and Case Management Program Structure Co-responder teams consist of a mental health worker and a law enforcement officer who work side by side to handle behavioral health crisis calls. With co-responder
Learn MoreIn mobile integrated healthcare, the seemingly small things can make a big difference. Let’s discuss how software tools support mobile integrated healthcare and why inadequate software tools cause problems. Software tools may
Learn MoreIn many areas in the U.S., police officers serve as first responders to mental health crises, making them “gatekeepers” to the mental health and criminal justice systems. To improve officers’ response to
Learn MoreThose who manage community healthcare want to keep their workforce strong to serve their patients effectively. How do cloud-based tools help accomplish this mission? In this guide, we’ll examine the benefits of
Learn MoreThe Community Support for Mobile Integrated Healthcare-Community Paramedicine is its foundation. With public support, a community paramedic program can thrive. The first step to building community support for your MIH-CP program is
Learn MoreThe co-responder model involves pairing law enforcement officers with mental health clinicians to serve their communities better. There are several different variations of these models used in communities, one being the rural
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