Introducing Reflections, MHO’s new online platform designed to enhance the efficiency of data collection and the use of patient outcomes and satisfaction data within behavioral health facilities. Managing your data with Reflection can elevate your compliance rates to new heights!

An exploration of whether involuntary admissions differ from voluntary admissions in terms of symptom severity upon admission and patient outcomes at the end of treatment – offering insights on this ongoing debate in mental health care.

Inspired by the trauma-informed care approach, an examination of the prevalence and types of interpersonal traumas experienced by patients in MHO’s data.

Given the increasing rates of suicide in the U.S. and the role of suicidal ideation in the overall wellbeing and safety of behavioral health patients, MHO takes a deeper look at suicidal ideation in the MHO dataset.

When exploring avenues to improve patient clinical outcomes, one intriguing factor to consider is the extent of a psychiatrist’s influence on their patients’ outcomes. Do outcomes vary by psychiatrist, and do case mix factors explain the variance?

A dive into what MHO’s data show on factors associated with inpatient readmission following step-down, and how that compares to other research.

Inspired by a recent CDC report, MHO explores trends in adolescent inpatient admissions.

Examining racial and ethnic disparities in seclusion and restraint restrictive interventions.

A dive into patients who are ineligible for MHO’s modified Statistically Meaningful Metric.