UPCOMING ZOOM MEETING
WEDNESDAY, April 14, 2021
Enabling Frontline Mental Healthcare
During late June, 2020, according to the CDC: 40.9% of U.S. adults reported struggling with mental health or substance use in the past 30 days. Worse, among young adults (18-24), 74.9% indicated at least one adverse mental or behavioral health symptom. Many of these patients won’t self-identify their mental health problems, but they will go to a clinic for another reason.
During our Members Discussion – in addition to what’s up? – we’ll look to hear how you’ve helped to minimize your employees heightened levels of stress and anxiety during the past year, and what approaches – now that we’re getting closer to normalcy, you’re planning to provide – or extend – in the “returning to work” months ahead.
Our Featured Member Presenter, Dave Haddick, CEO of PSYCHeANALYTICS, will present the “Health Stethoscope,” a computer-assisted screening that a patient presenting for any reason can quickly take at home before their visit, so the frontline PCP or NP can better diagnose and treat underlying mental health issues, in conjunction with a more effective “Skills Vs. Pills” approach to patient care and recovery.
Dave Haddick has been a serial entrepreneur for over 30 years, mainly in the field of medical imaging and computerized diagnostics for physicians, and an expert in the development of the computer- physician diagnostic interface. PSYCHeANALYTICS is dedicated to the advancement of integrated Behavioral Healthcare, and their “Behavioral Healthcare Health StethoscopeTM” is a key tool in how to achieve it.
Past Round Tables
- Impact of the COVID Pandemic & Infodemic on FQHCs & Healthcare/Business Leadership
- Getting Ready to Go Back to Work
- The Bold New World of Telehealth
- Getting Back to a New Normal
- COPING with COVID and Help for Your Employees to Eat Better at Home
- Writing Rx for Healthier Lifestyles
- Shaping Healthier, Happier Lives
- Enabling Technologies for ‘The Home Alone’
- The Latest Trends in Value-Based Managed Care Contracting
- Kaiser Permanente: Pushing the Digital Envelope
- Meet Susan Ehrlich, MD, CEO, Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center
- What Healthcare Leaders Can Do to Create a Cyber-Secure Organization
- Meet Ed Heidig, Regional Director for U.S. Dept. of Health & Human Services – Region 9
- Understanding Single-Payer Health Systems Around the World
- The ‘Disrupters’ Are Here: Are You Embracing or Ignoring Them? How?
- Lessons from Marketing in Healthcare
- Weaving a Stronger Social Safety Net for Infants to Seniors
Upcoming Session Dates
Apr 14 May 12 Jun 9 Jul 14 Aug 11 Sep 8 Oct 13 Nov 10 Dec 8
Our San Francisco Healthcare Round Table meets on the 2nd Wednesday of each month. We have been meeting via ZOOM since April, and look forward to meeting again in person – once we can do so safely, hopefully early in the New Year.
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Members are able to stay abreast of industry trends that affect their business and keep ahead of the curve in their rapidly changing industry. Connections made within the Round Tables – and throughout the ABL Organization – further accelerate business growth, Members experience full value and a solid return on their investment of time and fees when attending Round Tables on a regular basis. .
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