A flagship moment on this theme
"I do think there are some diagnostic biases that exist within the field of healthcare, certainly when it comes to mental health diagnoses, at least."
Rachel names a tension most clinicians recognize but that rarely surfaces in policy conversations about data sharing. Adds clinical credibility and surfaces the underreported downside of SDOH integration.
Where this is a central topic
1 episode
Where this comes up substantially
3 episodes
Stop Doing What Worked Ten Years Ago with Dr. Elizabeth Carr
The post-pandemic telehealth landscape runs throughout as a market backdrop: the shift from 20% to 67% of psychologists offering teletherapy, the virtual fatigue many clients report, and how virtual-only practices compete differently than brick-and-mortar.
Policy Shifts Reshaping Mental Health Care with Cathy Gilbert
One positive provision in the bill — permanent deductible waivers for telehealth visits under self-insured employer plans — is discussed alongside the expiring in-person visit requirement for mental health and substance use telehealth.
Interstate Licensure Compacts
Even with compact privileges, clinicians must follow the client's state laws on consent, privacy, and scope of practice — telehealth doesn't erase local regulatory requirements.
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