Special Analysis

  • Do Involuntary (vs. Voluntary) Patients Have Higher Severity or Less Improvement?

    An exploration of whether involuntary admissions differ from voluntary admissions in terms of symptom severity upon admission and patient outcomes…

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  • Unraveling the Incidence of Interpersonal Trauma: Integrating Trauma-Informed Care in Behavioral Health

    Inspired by the trauma-informed care approach, an examination of the prevalence and types of interpersonal traumas experienced by patients in…

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  • Suicidal Ideation: Diagnosis vs. Patient Self-Report

    Given the increasing rates of suicide in the U.S. and the role of suicidal ideation in the overall wellbeing and…

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  • Does Psychiatrist Matter?

    When exploring avenues to improve patient clinical outcomes, one intriguing factor to consider is the extent of a psychiatrist’s influence…

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  • Understanding Factors that Influence Inpatient Readmission After Step-Down

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

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  • The shifting demographics of adolescent inpatients

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

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  • Racial Disparities in Seclusion and Restraint Interventions

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

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  • Psychiatric Inpatients with Low Symptom severity at Admission and Discharge

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

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  • Autism and Patient Satisfaction

    An investigation of satisfaction in the unique population of children with Autism Spectrum Disorders.

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  • Child Inpatients and Satisfaction: Does patient vs caregiver completion of the satisfaction survey matter?

    Diving into child inpatients’ ability to complete satisfaction surveys in a meaningful way.

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