We do have surveys that are instituted in some institutions about emotional health that are supposed to trigger then, you know, further inquiry into this and development of support for our patients. But I don’t think these tools are granular enough and sophisticated enough. I think we need to have useful tools that will actually really identify individuals where some type of intervention could be useful...
We do have surveys that are instituted in some institutions about emotional health that are supposed to trigger then, you know, further inquiry into this and development of support for our patients. But I don’t think these tools are granular enough and sophisticated enough. I think we need to have useful tools that will actually really identify individuals where some type of intervention could be useful. And beyond sort of a simple, you know, 1 to 10 scale, maybe a little bit more detail in what it is that they’re experiencing and how we can help address it. And I think by getting a little bit more granularity, we’ll be able to actually administer or deliver better care for our patients.
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