Healthcare Business Review

Advertise

with us

  • APAC
    • US
    • EUROPE
    • APAC
    • CANADA
    • LATAM
  • Home
  • Sections
    Business Process Outsourcing
    Compliance & Risk Management
    Consulting Service
    Facility Management Services
    Financial Services
    Healthcare Education
    healthcare Insurance
    Healthcare Marketing
    Healthcare Outsourcing
    Healthcare Procurement
    Healthcare Staffing
    Medical Billing
    Medical Staff Training and Development
    Medical Transportation
    Nurse Staffing
    Plastic Surgery
    Regenerative Medicine
    Therapy Services 
    Business Process Outsourcing
    Compliance & Risk Management
    Consulting Service
    Facility Management Services
    Financial Services
    Healthcare Education
    healthcare Insurance
    Healthcare Marketing
    Healthcare Outsourcing
    Healthcare Procurement
    Healthcare Staffing
    Medical Billing
    Medical Staff Training and Development
    Medical Transportation
    Nurse Staffing
    Plastic Surgery
    Regenerative Medicine
    Therapy Services 
  • Leadership Perspectives
  • Care Strategies
  • News
  • Conferences
  • CXO Awards
  • About Us
×
#

Healthcare Business Review Weekly Brief

Be first to read the latest tech news, Industry Leader's Insights, and CIO interviews of medium and large enterprises exclusively from Healthcare Business Review

Subscribe

loading

Thank you for Subscribing to Healthcare Business Review Weekly Brief

  • Home
  • Leadership Perspectives

Draft Occupational Health Article Draft

Healthcare Business Review

Adam Seidner Md Mph
Tweet

Leveraging data to identify trends and improve outcomes is important in Heatlhcare. The analysis of the data is critical and Predictive modeling uses data, machine learning, and various forms of analysis to identify patterns and predict outcomes. There are many tools that can assist in our understanding of healthcare trends and help automate and augment decision making.


Selecting the proper variables to measure is a critical step in understanding outcomes and data trends. Over the past years we have seen an increase in remote work secondary to the COVID 19 pandemic which has impacted the mental health of many workers.


Surveys on mental health and substance use have been conducted by a number of organizations including a health tracking polls by the Kaiser Family Foundation,  World Health Organization, and the CDC’s National Center for Health Statistics Household Pulse Survey. These surveys showed a decrease in mental health and helped to provide useful benchmarks for comparisons to other time periods.


In addition, The Center of Disease Control (CDC) provides databases and dashboards on many medical conditions. During the COVID 19 pandemic provisional data from CDC’s National Center for Health Statistics indicate that there were an estimated 75,673 opioid deaths in the 12-month period ending in April 2021, up from 56,064 the year before.


It is important the employers empathize with their workers and begin to understand the stress that the COVID 19 pandemic has placed on them.


Once an employer understands the needs of their employees, they will be in a better position to help support them. Technology has been very helpful in assisting and supporting employees during COVID 19.


Some employees found it difficult to engage with their healthcare professional in person. During the COVID 19 pandemic we saw the expansion of telemedicine in many forms. Many doctors and therapist provided televisits, telerehabilitation, telephysical therapy, and we saw the expansion of teletriage with nurses.


The expansion of these services has helped to begin to end mental health stigma and focus on employee emotional well-being. This has led to the expanded use of self-help applications, digital therapeutics, and   for a variety of conditions.


Understanding the importance of maintaining a regular schedule, a health diet, good sleep, and management of chronic medical conditions has resulted in new applications or apps.  There are mindfulness apps such as eMindful with can be  live or virtual. People can learn new skills to help manage their stress and anxiety.


Other applications deal with the importance of sleep.  Sleepio, Oura, Somryst, Muse, Pzizz help with sleep, sleep hygiene, and provide a sleep diary. We saw Weight Watchers Reimagined which helped with diet and companies like Consumer Medical become a medical ally to optimize management of various medical conditions. Other applications and resources deal with Office Ergonomics and setting up you home workstation.


Data from these resources was used to provide feedback and recommendations to the user resulting in improved management of various activities or medical conditions. Some of the technology requires a prescription from a medical provider.


Cognitive Behavioral Therapy can be accessed through Prescription Digital Therapeutic Software such as reSET® and reSET-O®.  It is an adjunct to a other healthcare management for patients with Substance Use Disorder (SUD), who are not currently on opioid replacement therapy and increase retention of patients with Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) in outpatient treatment settings by providing cognitive behavioral therapy, as an adjunct to outpatient treatment that includes transmucosal buprenorphine.


There are many other technologies being used in remote patient monitoring and other technologies that are still in development. The appropriate use of technology can lead to improved employee population health, productivity, and retention. Monitoring the appropriate metrics and ensuring employee privacy can allow businesses to provide a supportive and welcoming environment for their employees.


Weekly Brief

loading
> <
  • Current Issue
  • Current Issue
  • A Holistic Approach to Healthcare Compliance

    Amy Mallery Rhone, VP of Corporate Compliance, Bassett Healthcare Network
  • Navigating Healthcare Compliance

    Aaron Sohaski, Director of Compliance and Contracting at Henry Ford Health
  • Healthcare Compliance Investigations Involving Senior Leaders Or Board Members

    Donnetta Horseman, Chief Compliance Officer, Moffitt Cancer Center
  • Innovative Strategies To Prevent Caregiver Burnout In The Post- Pandemic Era

    Dexter Vickerie, RN-BC, MSN, RAC-CT, Corporate Director Of Quality/Clinical Compliance & Risk Management, Centers Health Care
  • Health Care Compliance Investigations Involving Senior Leaders or Board Members

    Donnetta Horseman, Chief Compliance Officer, Moffitt Cancer Center
  • Building a Robust Healthcare System

    Kumar Chatani, Executive Vice President, Chief Information Officer & Dean for Information Technology, Mount Sinai Health System
  • Technology Comes to the Rescue to Address the Growing Mental Health Concerns

    Allie Friesen, Director of Behavioral Health Clinical Program, INTEGRIS Health
  • Digital Marketing Challenges in Healthcare

    Matt Bakaitis, Director, Cleveland Clinic

Read Also

Embracing Innovation in Healthcare: Curiosity, Communication and the Power of Data

Embracing Innovation in Healthcare: Curiosity, Communication and the Power of Data

Yuri Pashchuk, Associate Chief Nursing Officer, AdventHealth
READ MORE
Elevating Healthcare Through Smart Brand Strategy

Elevating Healthcare Through Smart Brand Strategy

Gene Warren, Director of Marketing, Conway Medical Center Gene Warren
READ MORE
Forget Learning Styles, Focus on Knowledge Types

Forget Learning Styles, Focus on Knowledge Types

Dan Schwartz, Director, Educational Technology, Boston Children's Hospital
READ MORE
Navigating the Waves of Change in Healthcare Leadership

Navigating the Waves of Change in Healthcare Leadership

Patricia Punzalan, Sr. Director for Patient Care Services, Dignity Health
READ MORE
Destigmatizing Mental Health in Healthcare Space

Destigmatizing Mental Health in Healthcare Space

Anne Mary K. Montero, Medical Director, Indiana University Health.
READ MORE
Revolutionising Patient Experience: UHCW's Journey

Revolutionising Patient Experience: UHCW's Journey

Merlisa de Jesus, Head of Patient Access, University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire (UHCW) NHS Trust
READ MORE

Destigmatizing Mental Health in Healthcare Space

Anne Mary K. Montero, Medical Director, Indiana University Health.

Revolutionising Patient Experience: UHCW's Journey

Merlisa de Jesus, Head of Patient Access, University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire (UHCW) NHS Trust

Biggest Recruitment and Retention Challenges Employers Face Today

Ron Miller, Director, Enterprise Recruiting, Spherion

How Bot-Assisted Automation Can Help Providers and Patients

James Hellewell, Informatics Medical Director, Intermountain Healthcare
Loading...
Copyright © 2026 Healthcare Business Review. All rights reserved. |  Subscribe |  Sitemap |  About us |  Newsletter |  Feedback Policy |  Editorial Policy follow on linkedin
CLOSE

Specials

I agree We use cookies on this website to enhance your user experience. By clicking any link on this page you are giving your consent for us to set cookies. More info

This content is copyright protected

However, if you would like to share the information in this article, you may use the link below:

https://www.healthcarebusinessreviewapac.com/leadership-perspectives/draft-occupational-health-article-draft-nwid-801.html