Women have some special needs when it comes to behavioral health – for example, parental health care. But they face the same challenges that men face in finding mental health care providers during the case of the crisis of great demand and lack of presentation.
Just as with access to other spectrum specialists, patients can find a solution to mental health care challenges through virtual care.
Dr. Sipra Laddha, founder and CEO of Lunajoy, a Remote Training Services The company specializing in the mental health of women. We talked to her to understand the best how women can benefit from health care.
We recently talked with her about the reason she believes that the mental health of the mother does not suffer from resource lack, and the keys to reduce waiting times to determine the psychological and behavioral healthy dates, and how the providers can improve their data collection and ensure that they are treating patients completely to meet mental and physical health needs.
We also talked about the methods that artificial intelligence can provide benefits for service providers who have historically historical domain.
Q: How did you see artificial intelligence and Enehealth were published to improve access to care and reduce the training gap needed to support parental health doctors?
A. The lack of specialization still prevents the provision of high quality care for women throughout the country. We failed as an industry in spreading the necessary device to reach these weak groups.
However, technology is finally on the point that can be used to expand care paths and improve the challenges of the domain that doctors face. One of the best cases I have seen is with Amnesty International Simulation examples of real world cases and to provide supervision of women at risk.
For example, every psychiatric professional has experience working with women who have shocked, such as miscarriage. No textbook can prepare you for these situations. But the male gods-human-like characters-can provide practice representatives and build a “clinical fabric” in the absence of patients.
This is a low-risk training methodology-such as flight simulation-can be worn easily in a clinic or health system.
In addition, most service providers are reluctant to prescribe medicines during pregnancy due to responsibility, federal laws and mysterious government laws about the use of a virtual method. Artificial intelligence can help provide analyzes in actual timeUnderstand when and how to use various medications depending on factors such as pregnancy and the conditions of a woman in advance.
Other populations who are subject to treatment and misunderstanding mothers of opioid and SUD materials during the postpartum period. It is a gap that we need to fill in terms of adding clinical experience and using technology to expand access to care.
Q: How can Palestinian Amnesty International and Care reduce waiting times to determine the dates of mental and behavioral health?
A. The first stage of the use of artificial intelligence was about workflow improvements. The analog phone brand is no longer necessary, with smart schedule platforms and intuitive internet gates that define the best options for patients.
We have evolved from then-making-artificial intelligence in our patients with our patients, and tracking trends in patients’ life (things such as mood degrees, PhQ-9 and GAD-7, etc.), modeling and empowering doctors with active reports on a slide scale. We have a effective window in who is struggling and actions that doctors can take to interfere in urgent scenarios.
Of course, this depends on two things: the patient’s participation and service providers have the ability to afford costs New artificial intelligence systems And training clinical employees on these tools. This is where we go after that.
With more companies entering this field, it weakens technology and reducing costs to adopt it. FQHCS rural and women’s clinics – historically left of innovation – need support from the federal government to implement these technologies and push the change that we all want to see. The industry was immersed with manual workflow that needs to be upgraded with artificial intelligence and remote tanks.
Q: How can service providers improve their data collection and ensure that they are treating patients entirely both mental and physical health needs?
A. We have always had health care, the second degree mental health was to physical health. We learn this inequality in financing, employees and resources has led to an unlimited crisis in our country.
The use of simple digital information panels and the global withdrawal system for patients will improve patterns detection. If we know that the patient has a history of shock and depression, we must recommend a different care path and a treatment plan from the patient who is not a known history of shock or depression.
Nearly 70 % of people with mental illness do not seek careWhich puts more pressure on non -trained doctors for primary care and OB/Gyns to identify symptoms and set risks at times when there is no foundation. Technology and data analyzes that go beyond check the box can provide a more accurate level of care for patients.
Q: How does the chat and sound robots of the self -agent work in the clinical arena and what are the benefits of service providers who have a limited frequency range from a historical point of view? Moreover, can this healthy aid that is provided through health care is used?
A. We find Chatbots and independent sound factors have a place in health care. Although patients should not only depend on them on their care journey, studies show positive results, reduce severity and improve anxiety symptoms. Example “Therabot” in Dartmouth is an example How is it done.
The best use of these factors is while taking it, as a way to record key visions around the condition of patients and determine the level of risk. These techniques adapt and learn our behaviors faster than we imagine. And when the crisis strikes, it can often be the first response – the knowledge of clinical professionals could not always be. “
For small private practices, these tools can be a lifestyle for patients and a way to reduce the cognitive burden. Where it can be taken often 67 days can be seen personally by a psychologist. The average waiting time decreases to 43 days to visit a distance or virtual visit.
However, this is not good enough. It is more important than ever to have things like suicide hotline – known as 988 – and communication centers that can direct patients to immediate support. Instead of these human facilities, we can plant agents and chat chat to capture keywords and evaluate the best steps for the caller.
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